Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, July 14, 1884, Page 5

OMAHA DAIl Y BEE---MONDAY JULY 14 1884, CAPi'ML GUSSEDNESS ! rm Which “The Boy Pmachcr’ Savrs Souls, And Makes a I’ret'y Penny Out || of His Phntol'nphs and Sich, A Former Omaha Young Man a Recruit to Red-Ribbonism, The Pull and Drag for Position on toe State Ticket, The Doath of Colonel Karberg-- Sale of the Anzeiger, Acciden Death of a Doctor Bond Election—Ete, LINCOLN LACONICS, Speeial Co esponden-o to 1 don't go mneh on religio I never have had no ~h W, But I've g i b, On the handle of uhll s I know, Theso words boloved, readers of the busy Biz who may have occasion to pe- vuso this of Lincoln laconics, aro v from tho two-eyed chapter of the ono-eyed John (Hay) who wrote the epistles of “Little Breeches” om Bledso” to the lovers of tho sgorels who resided in the valley where column” ect scribes ted on the asion becausc of the revival just ter- minating which w sibly given for the causo of Christianity but really to make plethoric the purse of the “Boy Preacher” how are you! As much a “‘Boy Preacher” to-day as the demo- eratic rooster set to flight by Thomas Jefferson in the beginning the century from the heights of Harper's Farry, Va., a pullet Lo—duy in the poultry yard of tho Clovelandites. Harrison is doing bis work *or God and_ humanity” by c'mwiu ly _exorbitant nightly od is ko any mlm 1trulll'l" 1.14« r. What is more he has introduced several sido show dodges for making money, cuch as having his photographs gold from the church stops, ete. Of surse preachers and priests aro human and must have the necessary wherewith- al to procure the sustenances of life, but wo never heard of a eincere Christian apostles from the time of the immortal 1ve down to the days of such grand £0)d men as the late Bishop Clarkson aud the present Bishop O’Connor of your city and a thousand cthers through- out the laud, going abdut tho country as atar performers in regular_ circus style. Really the announcement made at the close of the different Harrison revivals in this city sounded exactly to the orthod: x oar liko ths gentlemanly ringmaster’s oft repeated oration *J adies and gentlemen, 1 beg to call to your attention the im- portant fact that after tho main perforia- ance there will be a grand concertin the pavilion, ete.” The temperance agitation is bacoming quite lively here of late and the sharp- shooters of the cause are occasionally picking off a prominent officer of the ene- my although as yet they may not be pre- pared to attack him in force. Among the recent recruits to the Hed Ribbon ranks is a young man of your city named Ryan who whilo not a very frightful example has been quite an expert painter of towns with roseate hues. He has joined the O’Shea branch of the apostles here who look upon the temperance question as one which shold be conducted on purely business pinciples. They say they do not believe in killing off all who drink morely because of that fact; they think that reform in the matter should be con- ducted where it is really necessary and will do the most good. Just as any seu- sible business man would manage the atfairs of the calling life. Politics, so far ag conventions are con- corned, are now practically out of the national arena here, and scttled under thestato tent. Tho all absorbing ques- tion before the setters up of pins is the coming state convention. 1 have made it a point during the last few wecks with roprosentative republicans from all por- tions of thostate, and there is not the Jeast doubt but thai there will be a strong fight mado against every ono oftho pres- ent state oflicers excopt the industrious and urbane socretary of s'ate, Mr. Rog- gen. Notawordis heard sgainst him as far as I can learn, and this should be rather pleasing nows to his many frienes 1 Omaha, for he was once a citizen of the metropolis and is now de facto, allhough he resides here ex officio, Against the other officials thore will be war to the knite a'l along the line. The coming convention will bo a regular Kil- Leuny light, ln politics as well as in » Harto and other ¢ Wetd Kloga! Thay are sele oste fleas bita ‘e a3 and | hor fleas b Smallor flows b we l And 5o en ad finit The asath of lies lefo & void in that eannot woll Lo refilled, Espocially will which Dr. Goorge W. Mogars lost his He had his oflico in Cara's now buil which is the finest by all odds in the city, and fell from the landing of the second story back staitway te the ground. At first his injuries appoared to be slight, but hemorrhage set in dur ing’the nig erday morning he pastod away. o was subject to epilep- tio fits, and it is supposed while laboring under ono of theso attacks, he feli, Ho came here from Fairfield, Towa, and al- thourh, comparatively speaking, a stran- ger, was making many worm friends. ho eloction held on Friday for the purposeof obtaining the sensue communis on the issuing of bonds to the amount of 890,000, passed off vory much as such clections always do. The total vote cast was 702, ouv of which 638 were cast in favor of the issue. The question now is whon will good work com- mence, The sooner the better, for it is always well to hit the iron while its hot. xt Tueaday will be quite an impor- tant day here, it being the occasion of the laying of the corner stone of the new capitol. The services will be conducted under the auspices of the Masonic frater- nity, and a large attendance of outsiders is expected. Quin Nuse. STORM, em— FRIDAY NIGHT'S It Strikes Lincoln Real Hard, Doing Much Damage, Lincoln Journal, 12th, Probably the worst storm that bas vis- ited Lincoln this season swept down upon us about 6 o'clock Friday night from the southwest. In the western part of the city it was not considered much of a and outside of a fow trees that storm, were broken, no damag dono, Eas of about Thirteenth street, however, the zalo was little loes than a cyclone, and om moeagre reports received it is be- lieved that the country to the east of the city euffered even more soverely. The storm began by a stiff brecze from the southwest which filled the air as well as the eyes, ears aud mouths of podes- triang, with dust., The wind did not reach its hoighth, however, until the rain dust but it rendered pedostr moro disagrooable than before. The | rain was accompanied by a slight fall of hail, not enough to do any damage in the city, but we learn that the rural districts aufferod quite serioualy. The storm was of short duration, aud after it subsided a reporter started out to see what he could o0 and hear. The most noticeable effect of the storm was the large number of trees broken. Large limbs six or eight inches in diame- ter were twisted off and carrted in some instances a hundred feet, while others were broken off just above the ground, and lefe to blockade the sidewalks and streets. ‘The broom factory of N. W Frazer, on tho corner of Kourteenth and I, standing broadside to tho south, felt tho full force of the wind and was left fully two feet off from a plumb line, Ono of she houses on Sixteenth street now being remodeled by T. 1. Barnes, is somewhat wrecked and out of line and appears to have beon moved about two inches on its foundation. W. J. Lamb’s wind mill, just in the rear of G. M. Lambertson’s residence on Fourteenth street, was levelled to the ground, Auother wind mill, belonging to 8. W. Little, on R atreet, was also blown down. Several chimneys on buildings owned by Richards Bros., on P street, were blown down. A window was blown in in the resi- dence of Charles West, on R street. Two windows were blown in and a chimney levelled on a house ocoupied by T. J. Curtiss on P street, near KFour- teenth, A chimney was blown from the Clifton house, on the corner of Twelfth and N. atreets, After the storm a farmer living about fonr miles cast came to town to get glass, saying that ‘every window in the south and west sides of his house 'was broken. He reports that the hail cut the corn down pretty badly. Further reports could not be obiained last night, but it is probable that some very bad news will come in to-day. A NEEDED INSTITUTION, A County Hospital About to be Eg tablished, An institution long talked of and much longer needed, a county hospital, is about to be established in this city by a number of gentlemen having the interest of the public af heart. The exact nature off the institution las as yet not been fully do termined, 1t will probably ba managed by boardof three trustees, two of whom huve been agrged upon. It will be open to hoth sexes and for wll non-contagious diseases, It is in. tended to have a dopartment for charlty patients who are to be cared for the same oy paying ones, This hospital will be started in one of Dr. Rabody’s large houses near the corner of Fourteenth DEMDGRAGV S DOSE. [tis Calmly S 'ulln\vrfl by the Loaders | of the Parly. Independent Republicans Heartily Endorse the Nomination, Blaine Espeoially Pleased With His ““Unknown” Opponent, A Serenade at Albany and a Speech by G or, AFTER OLA THE NATIONAL COMMITTRE. Cricaco, July 11,—The final sossion of the retiring democratie national committes was held last night and aftor consideration of financial matters and passing resolutions of thanks to Chairman Barnum, Socretary Prince, to the various local committeos in connection with the late convention, and to the citizons of Chicago generally, adjourned sine dio, The new national committes was then od to order by W. H., Barnum temporary chaieman and withous trans aoy business adjourned to Avenue hotel, New York July 2 permanont organization will be_affected and the mernbers of tho committeo will wecompany the notif! 1 committeo in its call on the candidate RNERAL BOTLRR was soon bu declined to maka any oxplicit statement 1 to what Lis course will be during th This event Mon's Demo veland at the ex- wsion, As most of the _officialy w20 the visitors were made up hundreds of whom visited noou, ernor Cloves and, in responso to an a , raid Ferrow Citize! 1 t but be grati fied with this kindly grosving. 1 find that am fast reaching the point where I shall e the people of Albany not merely as fellow cis. ecutive m were at Cl townsmen and neighbo O, on_ T am of courss aware that you iment to a citizon and prosont ne that you have coms to demonstrate your loy to a canee in which ~ you heartily Thy American sple to ex n'uu- in its v their power 2 to oall in raview before them the rvants and the rep: 1 demand of () rdship, Parties 1 power 1d become 0 arrogant and carcless of the in terests of the people as to itios to their masters, but the [ x es as cortainly as death when the |« peopls will weigh them fn_ tho bulunce. T o5 to bo adjudicated by the nation’ a vmulsu;n mulnri\.llmu' to h as directed the af- | P cly twenty full benefits to which fairy of the 1 Ali1odea anenemyg ontrenched Behisilspolle d putronage invol underestimate, invites defeat. T am profundly sced with the respovsibiliy of the purt assigned to e in this contesty and T pledgs you that 1o effort of mina_ shall be us thou enter upon the campaign n opened each one appreciating well o part b | battle for better government—coufidentlly, | courageously, firm relianco upon_the intaliigence and patri- and Jones, and when open for patients the German press of the s ate sutfer by his lamented and untiely takiug off. Hie paper, the Auzsiger, has boen old to Mr. Heury Bruegwan, a leading and in- fluential Germau of this city. ‘How and under what editorial auspices it will pe conducted has not yet been developed A new German paper will soon appear, which promises to be an ably edited journal, 1t will ba ealled the Lincoln Freie Presse and bo conducted by - Pro- fessor Godfrey [ Bluchdorn, one of the representative Gernang of tho state, able orator and a popular, iatelle gontloman, The profossor ia not a very handsome man, it must ba confessed, but he wields a trenchant blade in the en line and can ba Luokod vpon to work $or'the right undor all circumstances. of editorial superiority any- where except in Oina! There it must acknowledged that the three chief editor- ial writors take tha eake for beauty, Which i« the witeh whose chiarins Show me threo eould mash th faith melteth litora in the land who acnful Gireystone YVenus, Misa Tilden, or norita Bliine, or the queenly Pattil But to ) the pew paper. t is to be republican in politics, devoted to the best Interests of tha state, and es- pecially prominent in advancing the uf fairs of the Germans of Nebrasks, It will be soon on the editori k nd the curtain rung up on rnalistic life, Let us sen how it wil critiolsm of thoe day. A #ad accident oceur d Lere onFridey, will lave twenty-two beds ready to re- ceive the sick, The benefiv to be derived from an in- stitution of this kiud can be best ap; pro: ciatod when it is cousidered that the county houso has now all the sick and poor it can accommodate, snd the St. Joseph's hospital is filled to overflowing and is daily runuing off applicants for care and attendance from its nurses, Fuller pacticulars will be given in a fovr days. Eaucated Indians at Homo, (ilobe (Arizonu) Chronicle, Three young Chiricahue Indians, grad- untes of the government school at Car- tisly, Penn., have recently arrived iu San Carloa. Thoy aro son. thoro by Goneral Armstrong to show what sort of *injin” civilization @n turn out, They are dresecd in the very latost stylo of eust- ern clothes, woar high colars, Derby hats and carry canes, and as was intended, we suppuse make a profound sensation among their barbarous brethren, That the training they have recoived has civi- lized them, and toat their reasoning powers hava been fully developed, is - idenced by the fact that they de: omand that their names be placed on the ernment pay roll and to draw their ries without doing any work, sible for any man—white, black to show greatsr intellizoice We trust Col, Beauwont—he has the stand the roputation of belug o very stern mau dudes, otism of the American pooplo.” After the speech the crowd ' passed through the house shaking the governor by the hand Over a thousand congratvlatory telegrams were received from prominent iuen, among whom were Thomas 1'. Bayard, Governor |age 64, and his son Frank, age 19, Yy Hoadley, General McClellan, Richard B. Hubbard, Andrew McLoon, editor, and W, Herster, 'publisher of the Brooklyn nowledg nmm,”u-.“ of the hall made anadmi dience X and the facilities granted for making, printing and telegraphing the oxtensive repurte were ampla, Special thanks are duo to Judge Wil liam G, Olondy In thepreliminary arrage | E Hon, 1 A itf.!{::{:l.','”..fi,‘:’,',‘('i,', PR LB ARG HON. EDWARD RUSSELL, Postmnator, Davonport, says: | * Physiclan of porting tho premises found in au unsanitary SHINN'S ADDITION, it Abliity ana Marked Succoss.,” CONGRESSMAN Mukeny, Davenport, ow heedless of | condition. The_ tender ty Which for | committeo of the prohibition howe protection atraiipements for conve Wiliard will have the choice of cabinet posi a strugele which, if we [ tions. ‘Wabash will make a general announcoment on —— secure the victory which T believe to w \\ ithin [ Mon. the achievement of the democratic hosts. Let | Missowi Pa with that property,and will take entire charge has to parform, ready with solid front to do | ayatem. always honorably and with'a | chs lease of the property to th tain, and to seperate the management of the properties entirely. Eagle; | to-day by a powder explosion. Hugh McLuughlin, leader of the Brooklyn | were tamping a charge consisting of u keg of — — T —— The Largest Stock in Omaha and Makes the Lowest Prices Xn odgo its obligation Fwniture. DRAPERIES ANE MIRRORS,4 Austin ght, the efl i e | QPROTAL: BARGAINS, — ments of the d Brown ciont ge renderad and jus ments of the pre TITISH COMMEN Tho D elations wiil oveland's hands than n thos The latter reprosonts the American which Tike the same party hers, Toxi No 301 Full lot, cottage ho audecity and y 8 rootms, on 12th and As President, Clavelan (et Contor strocts, 81 W (‘ abroad, peace otod be will 802 Fiver ».m‘.‘\ house on Seward, near Saun resenting n..-,.,um\ good sense and studied | ™ “gront. truit ete. £3,000, moderation of the American people than [ No 29 Pleroo and 15th stroots, Blaine, collar, eto, §1,400, Chicago and 24th streots, beautiful cottage, £2,600, 907 'Soward, neat Saundors, 8 o cash, halaticed20 per month, 82 No 200 Franklin street, hoar Saunde fruit, et No 204 e A oor ey Just rocolved an assortment far surpassing anything In this market, comprising tho latest and moat um{ doslgns manufactured for this spring's trade and coverlng A range of prices from the Cheapest to the most Expensive. MRNDRICKS AT HONE, \wAroLis, July 12,—FEx-Sonator Hen. ks arrived at an early hour this mornin and was roceived with a salute, Ho remained once durivg the morning and was it of many congratulations from friends and neighbors. A nutber of congrat ulatory tolegrams were also received, Mr, Hendrioks refused to answer positivoly whoth er he will accept or decline the nomination sayiag it would not be proper for ki ¢o 4 swer until properly notified. Tho general pression hero i that ho o) Eation will bo held this oventng,at which 1ons dricks is expected to spoak. e, one-third 8 rooms, ‘Parlor Coods _ Draperies. Now ready for theinspection of cus-| Complete stock of all the lates tomers, the newest roveltirs in stylesin Turcoman, Madras and Suits and Odd Pieces, Lace Curtains, Xte., Bte. Elogant Passenger Elevator to all Floora. CHARLES SHIVERICK, OMAHA NEB. rostidence, 24th londid with brick basement, 8 ¢ Sth streot ear line $2,000, footAnd_two story house 10th 1) 84,600, story lolso, 0 Fooms, wd barn, car lin w0 acros, hotse 4 ' Fooma, bamn fo b o oy rooms, barn fanced, on | § 36, 1208 and 1210 Farnam Street, = - = - o, £3,100. 1§ story house, on N. 10th strect, onry, pres i nti monopoly organiza tion, snid today: 1 have not hoard from Butler since Cleveland was nouina but ellar, trom what ho said to me befere uing to Clii- | No 260 Foie h Adent he Wil " 1ot support paymenta. =t TR AN e lot, honse 2 rooms, woll, barn, ote, on a f tho anti m i h L PRI ' nop h~l‘ and he telegraph from Chiea. ota, houso small, on Vinton St., §8,000. 474 House on Clark streot, §800, Thursday, saying bo would never consent to the nomination of & monopolist, @ " Tour of the Enghsh Couvnterfeiter, 3 rooms, clstorn ition, on monthly CGrernarn ID. Wvatts LUMBER MERCHANT houso oo, 30 and Capitol ayenue, n Satnders etroet, good h pecial Dispatch to Tie Brr, inde, barn, sploudd residenc 3 Moxtiear, July 18.—The operations of the S 2 who succe ully passed | Throo hundrod houres and lots throtghout the ity English counterfeit 4 (0 suit all Lumber, number of spurious Bank of Englaud £50 notes in Chic have now nd New Yorl, to Mali to swindle [ b 200, Tho bk of | WEST END wln SUNNYSIDE, e — IRVING PLACE, Our Protective Plumbers, LHAM PLACE, il iy HANSCOM PLACE, 3 HOWARD PLACE, HIMEBAUGH PLACE, HELLMAN PLACE, , Montreal t appears, been char where he has ma wker to the exton the water mark on nd notes was easily orasable with n damp Besldes these wo have beautiful unimproved lots "mflaflwmflumHTQW' 103 BRADY ST., DAVENPORT, IOWA, U. 8. A, Estoblished mm—cmnh HDotness, Tung and Norvous Disonses Speedily and Formanently Cured. Pationts| MOured at Home. Write for *“Tie Mrnroar-MissioNary,” for tho People. B0onsultation and Correspondence Gratis, P. O, Box £02. Telophone No, 26, of t flnu the inevery city in ea tender their sorvice a8 an COBURN'S SUB-DIV, [ {«ritaa: Hnnrns to b. £ such secvice is nado owing to thoalum in the public mind of o visitay of cholera, — Prohibition and Protection, Pritsiuvng, July 12— The national executive BROOKLINE, BELVIDERE, HIMEBAUGH'S ADD’ **An sonorahla Man, Fine Suceeas, Wonderful Cores,”’— W. L. WRIGHT, IMPORTER, JOBBER AND,MANUFACTURERS' AGENT OF Also acro lots on monthly payments in to muke final which con- harty meet here the 22d ins! sure aud just and eco- | venes the following day. Delogatos are al- : e et e keen: | ady arriving and fo i oxpoctad tiat. whon BELLAIRE, 1 d > truo den o principles will | the convention is called to order over 500 dele- MAYFIELD, insure better government and greater hapyi- | #ates will bo seated, representing overy stato ity : um and prosperity to all the people, To |10 the union. Secretary Swager says in event FORBES' ADD'N snch the sober Llu-v.mcx{u\c nation and to |of the success of their vavty, Miss 1'r; 42 Call and see us before purchasing elacwhere Gy , ’ , L] e ———— - The Wabash and Missouri Pacific, Nsw Yors, July 12.—The recciver of the 13TH ST., BETWEEN FARNAM AND HARNEY BELL & SHRIVER, OMAHA, - - - NEBRASEA Opnosite Postoffice. that Viee-President Talmage, of the ic, hus severed his connection DR. SWETNAM, ¢ Office 16th stroet, first_door north of of tho general munagomont of th Wabwsh | Farnam in Bogd's opera house. Loava he court iu the onginal instructions orders at office or Saxe’s drug store, Ak to oancel | 2 elophone 160, RUEMPING, BOLTE & COMPANY, ~MANUFACTURERS OF— ORNAMENTAL GALVANIZED IRON CORNICES, Dormer Windows, Finials, Window Caps, Tron Crestinzy, Motallio Skylights, &. Tin, Tron and Slate Roof) s, 310 South 13th Stroct, Omalin, Nobraska, ordered the roceivers of the W —— Fatal Explosion in a Quarry, BrruiNetoy, V., July 13.—Jerry Partrand, were in: 1y clled, and Jaseph Mascotte fatall I W. WAITE, W. D., wtantly killed, and Joseph Mascotts. fatn R R 20 “Ca ity sone e ner s | PRySician & Surgeon The men e H (Formerly of Mercy Hospital, Chicago.) democracy, and a number of independent re- | powder for a blast when it exploded. The Nervous Diceases and Disensos of the publicans. TIURMAY, There was great disappointment at Colum. | under masses of stone, bus, Ohio, over the nomination of Cleveland and theZdefeat of Thurman, BLAIGE, Mr. Blaino is reported porfoctly satisfied | i avus the. chie 1 with the nomination of Cleveland, CUKTIS, George William Curtis says the nomination of Cleveland is the wisest one the democrats 8 in could have named, and he will be satisfactory | yeen falsified, to the ndependent votors. SCHUI Carl Schurz says: 1 um pleased with the omination Governor Cleveland and shall ive bim my support, I think he is tho strong @st candidate the domocrats could have nomi- nated, and will undoubtedly receivo a large support outside of his own party from inde- pendont voters.” Horace E. Deming, chairrzan of the inde- pendent republican executive. committoo, and t of the young mon’s_roput of Biooklyn, said he regarded Clove nowination as cqual to a trinmph of the bettor element of the domocrati to theindependent throughout the country in | ¢ both parties, THE TARIFF, Blaine expressos the beliof that the tariff will be the paramount issue of the campaign NATIONAL COMMITTEE, mittee to notify the candidates of nowivation haveappointed a sub com- e, with Col. Wm. A. Vilas as chairman, A iath sladirees ndladibirnad tabnas s New York on the 25th inat. SIGH Gen, Franz Sigel was ono of the speakers at the ratitication meeting in Chicago, X, i, Cox_expresson_entire o e P n Kelly will not oppose Cleveland and 1 ork City will giva o largo majority for tho democratic tickot, 'Tho platform Oux pro- nounces, one of the finest on which his purty over enterod & campsign. 1t was ex- actly what the revenue reformers wanted, ROSKCRANS, Reprosoutative Roseccrar huul, & was not the the che lio represanted capitalist: clans, The platform Rose solid tariff plank aud me BEECHE Henry Ward nation of Cleveland 1 the best, that could ha propose to vote for him BAN FRANCISCO, first feeling of disuppointment that the a candidate of California was 1 inated disappearnd, and in San Fran duty to the party prevails, Processions head ed by bands puraded the streets, firoworks bluzad, «aunon boomed and choers for Clave: jand ond ¥ lm]nl ki wore Leard in all quart. ers of the city, Th s that Hen- dricks has ned the ticket on tho coast, said of Clevo- of people; that d 1ot the Laboring regardod a8 o hiy views exuctly, been made, and T THISHOW 15 OVER, Ciieac 12, T'here were very few re- mainivg evidences this morning of the demos cratic convention, Dalegates very genorally have teken their depsrture, The club wud headqn 18 bannors have been furled and hotel corrdors have re 1thelr wonted ap 2 5 On tho srests are siill to ho seen more than the usnal nuuber of white hate, which aro surmouuted wish a sinall featheced rooster, the wearing of which h. come o be a sort of rag STUENGTI OF THE TICKET, Mombers of the national democratic com- will not be too severe on his lnum.,““ et (At co%iia t fuir weather, variablo w east to south in the southe party and a tribute [ night, is os ¥ ments, Patrands were blown sixty feet in the air, Mascotte was blown fifty feet and buried Eye and Ear a Specialty. £#0Mco—0dd Fellows' Block, N, W. cor. 14th and Dodge streots, Omaha, Neb, Offfce ours 10 120, m.2tod4and 7 to8 p.w. Sundays 10 to 12 a. . Al calls prom; tly attended. PILEPSY! Spasms, Eclampsy and Nervousness are RAVICALLY CURED BY MY METHOD, e S Miss Hill's Bucker Backs Out, S5 TRANCISCO, July 13, —W. M. Neilson, tigator in the suit of Miss Hill against ex-Sevator Sharon for a di- vorce, has anaounced his withdrawal from the caso, | He says he became aware that cortain my ou which sho based her caso had e — The Weather To-day, Was N, July 18.—For the 17,.,[..., weather, winds be- nd slightly uy; Slightly “warmer, ly from For the Misso I'he Honorariums are due only after success. Treatment by Correspondence PROF. DR, ALBERT, 1l for distinguishod flquo francaiso, 1sh of Lightning, The damage by f s furniture factor: e by Jightuing 00,0005 the insurance K, .Iuly 13 HAerAm'um:n OF OF STRICITY FIRGTA CLALS oTiaes. Bnomes AND TWO WHEEL CARTS, nd 1520 Hamoy Stroet and 408 5, 18th Shreet,| O)Omaha- Neb anrated mnluwu- aralahed fran unon soplioatiou. %,/,,fi Williatns luu, str b i e ad §65,000 Awarded the first class gold = merits by tho “Sociotio S Em, (the Fronch Scientif Bank statement: 6, Place du Lron jncrease | m&o wedksat anks loes not exi o eza— Millions in Your, July 1 incroaso e ———— Jerked His Jugular, Ga., July Hardin, the ty rapist, was lynched by the cit- e o e E 07 -um? ST tho theritf, B 0Rte Ab sl d full pa Addross 9K & KON, 498 y adwa, N.ro Phie Judgment was denying the ap Quenkc, July 12, forthe extr Bee Hive Photdr;raph ST DIO, 213 North 16th Street. TEST YOUR BAKING POWDER T0-DAY! Brands advertisl ay absolutely pure CONTAXN AMMONI AL Photogrs oh1 g deliverc | PHOTO ing overy THE TEST 1 on Lok atave unti ieated tnem Y il emist will Bt falred 10 detoct the preéanco s ot et Imdy pumcv. abistaction. PHOTOE AP NOTICE, Any person having any elaims t mo, that 1 for work or material turuished In th flding of the new school houscs on 17th and Leay enworth and Kin Delaware, Omahs, 1o ro suented to send or prcssnt such bifl to g ot 1144 G atroct, h., o b office of the Seoretary um.qu,.nm 5 iy 8t IrEBIMSI(A I.AND AGEIICV 0. F. DAVIS & €O BUCQESHBOR TO DAVIS & ENYDER) Geuensl Dealors 1o REAL DOES KOT CONTAIN AMMONIA, 178 MEAVTHFULNESS 1AS NEVER BEEX QUESTIONED. 10 amill stood th i PRICE BAKIN () "POWDER ¢ 0., £ TEST OF THE OVER, Wi l..l‘\i th“ [ it el R . FOITICK, Lo ticket, Dl gonerally 1 q dintaerion & o vo-| D, Pricg 11 Flavoring Extracts iy wlbtensions | 00, Bt Epodt PHVOAC BIVA, | st e e | =22218-320 8, 13th m,., near Farnam, SR Dr. Price’s lupulln Yeast Gems fuce Cumi n o ?: Manufactured by the Michigan 2o 00., Detrolt aud Oioag. fician 4 ‘_' L‘ T A ¥or Light, Megithy Broad Tho lest bry 1iop ”"‘n;\yh:,hmm A of th ; Ll AT s W i FOR BALE usv GROCERS, Notary Pablie Alays Lo oficer Ourssepoudonss ) boo ot arrasigoment, that tho precs should CHICAGO: BT, LOUIS, | tolicited. / A R