Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, August 29, 1886, Page 8

{ Vs Y. QTTN T ' ¥ < ‘ THE OMAHA DAILY BEE: SUNDAY, AUGUST 29, 1886.-~TWELVE PAGES, 0 L CHESTND PTT1Q | There is a mint of money in Lake View. Lake View. Lake View. Lake View. Lake View. Lake View. Lake View. - Lake Vie ke View o Viow. o View LIG . RING THE CHESTNUT BELLS. ot money i L o Vi ke View ake View. Lake View. - Lake View. Lake View. RELIGIOUS NOTES, Thete is n mint of money in Lake View. Lake View. lLake View. Lake View. Lake View. Lake Wiew. Lake View. Lake View. - Lake View. lLake View Lake View. LA [l Sesiaaboni o i A ) feat by the Hastings Team, There is a mint of money in Lake View Lake View. Lake View. Lake View. Lake View. Luke View. Lake View. Lake View. Lake View Lake View Lake View. | strect. Hev, \V, R.‘Hondorson, pastor., | 8 f | Services at 10 m, and 8 p.m DIAMOND, TURF AND RING NEWs, | There is a mint of money in Lake View. Luke View. Lake View. Lake View. Lake View. Lake View. Lake View. Lake View. Lake View. Lake View View Lake View. | Sunday school st noon. Yo ople’s : 1 | prayer me rat v p.m. Songs WNIOE 1y & THITHEA New Cunwing | L0CTC 12 8 minL ol monsy in Lake View. Lake View. Lake View. Lake View. Lake View. Lake View. ke View. Lake View. Lake View. Lake Wiew. Lake View, Lake View. | tor. Su e Factory—Robt in Gotha | B \: ces September Weather—Ot v"‘{‘; . eorner of ]y»‘{:.l":‘, | Local Matters. N 1 Sy . 1 o by Yo, W 2 L_F J. Harsha, p . Sunday school at The ¥ ngs Win Again i 41‘“‘ ) 1 Vo ), 1 € peo e grand stand at Athletic park was | g R T AT CER IS . kit WAL B ; & wery sparsely settled at the opening of | M, ‘“‘mr ihhpiad o GO v w\..“lu‘mfi he ball game between the Union Pacities Savic L Peoncling . ft 1000 . and Hasti yesterday afternoon, and m, and T m Seats free was occupied only by friends of the visi- and all will be welcome. Sabbath school tors at the close of the game. The few at :‘ 0 p.m : Omahans who were present left in d w: ‘vw‘\-lw‘n ch ‘f" | itol ave- 1 gust before the game was half finish Lots are selling with a rush in Lake View. Lake View. Lake View. Lake View, Lake View. Lake View. Lake View. Lake View. Lake View. Lake View. Lake View. Lake View. | tor Houre of sorvice, 1050 4 mi. fund 8 q Dwyer, Dugan and Brandt of the home [ 1., Sundny sohoel a6 sioon. - Tie ! team were absent. Withnell, Putnam | 1ots are sclling with a rush in Luke View. Lake View Lake View Lake View. Lake View Luke View Lake View Lake View. Lake View Lake View Lake View Lake View, | pwbli cordially invited and Toner, of the Athletics, filled the St Matthew's Evan al-Lutheran vacanecics. The vacancies were not dis- | Lots nre selling with a rusl len Vit sl Vigw Vit R T e Mt ko Vi i e G i e\ : v | Sunday sehool meets at 580 . m. in Cose Firbettin tho toast. . Contrary to expoeta, | 10t tre selling with o rush in Lake View. Lake View, Lake View. Lake View. Lake View. Lake View. Lake View, Lake View. Lake View. Lake View. Lake View. Lake View. | mopolitan hall, 1631 South Thitteenth jon, Salisbury was in the box, but pitche ) ¢ y Y y ¥ y 9 Al L" :l'lllxlt::‘rl-::l‘u\u:w e "I““: Lots arc sclling with a rush in Lake View. Lake View, Lake View. Lake View. Lake View. Lake View. Lake View.. Lnke View. Lake View, Lake View. Lake View. Lake View St Markss Exangalionl Lutheran mis. Bauer, late of the St. Louis Maroons, in | & W g ] ST i ; ; ; ; . . - : R R IRl the box and his work was very effcctive, | 1-0ts are sclling with arush in Lake View. Lake View. Lake View. Lake View. = Lake View. - Loke View. Lake View. Lake View. Lake View. Lake View, Lake View. Lake View. | {aiiie'of Pythias hall eobfior of Clintlos He docst not piteh a speedy ball, but and Saunders streets, Young people’s downs them all'in head work.” He fas w0 mecting Friday at S pm habit of giving the batter a red hot | Kountze Mdmoral Evangelical Luthe aight and swift ball just out of reach eran, corner of Sixteenth and Hare d then sending a dew drop in the de ney strects, Sunday school at 11:45 a. gired dircetion. ‘The average batter & m. Church service and preaching at catches the dew drop for # high 10:80 0. m.and 8 p. m. Morning and r, fly that hardly ever gets Evening scrmon by Rev. Geo. H. Sehnur, 4 the in field and .\nvmh many oppo pastor of St .\l.m. s Evangelical Luths ties for double plays. The U eran chureh, I J.S. Detweiler, cifics went to bat and went out in rota , pastor. Prayer ,.,,.\.", Wednesday at tion on high flies. Lhe Hastings came in Sp.om - and scored three runs on as niany errors Baptist chureh. Sceyicos nt 10:30 o, m, S pome Rev, J. W i : - y school at noon. ke View. Lake View. Lake View Luke View. Lake View. Lake View. Luke View. Lake View. Lake View ierman Evan Harris, pastor. the home team got a goose egg. The Hastings went to the bat and made five | Clark & Freneh will take you out to Lake View. Lake View. | l by the home team. In the sccond inming runs without an eflfort. All they had to 4 cugin do was to cateh the ball for a light hit [ . v ¢ o 4 cugine : and then run to first, while the home | Clark & French will take you out to Lake View. Lake View. ke View. Lake View. Lake View. Lake View. ke View. Lake View. Lake View. Lake View. ¢ View nd Dorens - 0 team were furnishing tmusement for the LRI St M daill, I"'I'I‘,“ D b e Browad T n | Cirk & French will take you ont to Lake View. Lake View. Luke View. Lake View. Lake View. Lake View. Lake View. ke View. ke View. Leke View. Lake View. [ and ehildren lially invited and frantic effort to cateh a evippled fly or to ; i : ; ol tyspeptic daisy cutter, In the | Clark & Freneh will take you out to Lake View. Luke View. Lake View. Lake View. Lake View. Lake View, Lake View. Lake View. Lake View. Lake View. Lake View. | . German Lutheran church, 1065 South third inning the home team made two o L S R oty Rl cores by a se fwild throws on the | . , : - i o . ; - o at 10 a. m. Sunday school 2 p. . Rev. B B e i eeened | Clark & Frencl will tke you out to Lake View. Lake View. Lake View. ¢ View. Lake View. Lake View. Lake View. Lake View. Luke View. Lake View. ¢ View. | J. Frete, pastor ! seratching another tally later in the ‘ v homnson will preach game, The visitors had but little trouble at Boyd's Opera hoy this morn in running up a score of 18, when they in, 11 o’clock. Subject: “Our business got tired and let up for the rest startin the other life dependent on what of the gume, being satisfied with wetake from this.” The object aimed at keeping the Union Pacitics from scoring in these services in the opera house is to The game closed with a s of 1810 3 offer to progressive, correct think nd of the visitors; It is announced others who have out grown the . that a sccond game will be piayed be- tical garments of the empirieal posts Pm-m‘“m clubs to.day If the lli:-?ll; ] l_wu the churches of to-duy cannot get seven or eight hor satisfy, & system of religious r rs, or even go to work themsclves, teaching in harmony “with the laws of hey nmy) be able to again attract the the mind and matter, as these have been crowds that favored them carlier in the historieally developed and scientif scason. determined and thus furnish read LOCAL BALL NOTES. : guides for the life here; a sat Tome Run” Jones, of Binghamton, ! y se with which to read the futare “Their office is at Number 1516 Douglae strect. 151¢ Douglas street. 1516 Douglas street. 1516 Douglas street. 1516 Douglas street. 1516 Douglas street, 1516 Douglas strect. 1516 Douglas street. N. Y.) who has contracted with the that living and dying may not be leap: nion Pacitics, recovered from s | Their office is at Number 1516 Douglas street. 1516 o street. 1516 Douglas street, 1516 Douglas street. 1516 Douglas strect. 1518 Douglas street. 1510 Dot s1as strooty | initlioATICor RRUIGE GRO REt ,.,m" e dy to come on as dispel 2 ORI e matis IL:\l\l‘;)lf“ll\lx‘«"f OB | pncie office is at Number 1516 Douglas strect. 1516 Douglas street. 1316 Douglas street. 1516 Douglas strect, 1516 Douglas street. 1516 Douglas street. 1616 Douglas strect. | Soutivest Prestiterian chureh, Twe- & dth and Leaveny hostreets, Preach- Pacifics ought to get him here at once. et \.\|‘;‘¥\|',| ViR IR S A Hastings photographer came down | Their office is at Number 1516 Dougias street. 1516 Do street. 1516 Douglas street. 1516 Douglas street, 1516 Douglas st . 1516 Doug street. 1516 Douglas street, 1516 Douglas strec path schoc . o o | s £ 'y iz 2 Ly Douglas strect. | bathschool 3 pom No evening service, lay and took & group photo of the Young people’s mecting at 7 p. m D i'f'w“,:’:h.i”,',‘.‘,'|“',,:',',f{"‘f‘i‘,',“'\" a5 | “Their oftice is at Number 1516 Douglas strect. 1516 Douglas street. 1516 Douglas sircet, 1516 Douglas strect. 1516 Douglas street. 1516 Douglas strect. 1516 Douglas strect. 1516 Douglas strcet. | ( Castellar Street Preshytorian chureh, in whioh the home (e appeared 10 any SRRt bl 0y adyantage. e e — e Sadn ) s ) vantage. A the pastor at 111 Spoom. t’l(hem l‘llnmlfl\b‘u ""“f‘ ‘!" h\.m ]'“V" Mr. Boler was taken to Minneola where ( The Odorless Sanitary A BIG CONTRACT. THE PROPOS ) HOSPITAL, THE W TE IS KING. Su ; school o1 ! 1--“::- L8 at Grana Island during the G A. K. en- | at iast acconnts he is doing well, the at- | A reporter for the Bek yesterday saw z 5 e S e ; ple’s meetin 0 p.m. eampmient this week. - The Hastings, St. | fond ing physician fearing no fatsl results. | the manner in which the Odorless Sani. | First National Bank and Hali's Safe | Whatthe Commissioners Have Done | A Circular Which is Being Sent Out P Deinity G al,"corher Eighteonth Joe, Leadville and Lincoln elubs will be s (e (el LT G D (AR o e and Lock Company. § (2 . to 1ts Customers by a Prominent | and Cupitol Augnst 82, ninth | among the contestan(s, Union Sewmg machine, 208 N. 16 st, | {0ty Co. of this city do their work with |, . SAC (o0 CORIRIY, losed |, The county commissionors have adver- - Omaha House. Sunday after Trinity. ¥ communion | Hayes, the new plicher, was unable to S e their novol contrivance. This machine | [The First National bank ta-day closed | j50q for plans and specifications and | Visitors to the Omaha_exposition and | $:00a.” s moraini service, 10 . .} [ work yesterday, naying worn himself out | Union Sewing machine, 200 N. 16th st. | has the appearance of alocomotive boiler | & large contract witn the Halls Safe and | (5o atog of cost of a city and county | fair, which commences in one week, will i rvice, S p. m; Sunday sehool 3 in two games on Thursday and Friday. T on wheels and when 1n operation acts on Lock company, of Cinciunati, Ohio., 1} (5010 inelude also a department | Lail with delight any invitation which | @00 Dible classes 9:30 . m.. Al seats I —_— _ Another Canning Factory. the suction plan. The air in the ¢ through their well-known speeial agent, for th The building Sy will s TharEo fortable ar free at evening serviee trangers wel- he Lispitace. The eastern syndicate which is at the | is first expelled by machinery attached to | Mr. John N. Geer. The work consists | 10F the insane. “Tho building must have | Wi, 1henre fhem cowfortable quarters | come to ! el act- The spocial raco which has boen ar- | botiom of the purchase of the Sheeley | the running wear, then hose’ss placed in | of 4 strictly burglar proof safety deposit | 2ecommodations for two hundred and while here. Th ed to mind by the | ing Rector, 2115 Chic enie. fifty patients, and be provided with the | fact that Messrs. Zehrung, Thornton & St. Ms Aver Congreg. latest inyentions in lighting and ventil- | Co., the wholesale dealers in the White | Church. St. Mary's Avenue ation, besides containing all the modern | Sewing machine, are sending out to their | ixth street, Rey. Willd improvements which have been made in | f11¢ nd dealers at 10:50 a. m. I Nebraska the following gencrous circu- | noon. Scrmon by Rey. d to take place at the driving park = e ARy L the spot to be cieansed and the work of ac 2z property on the military road intend to 3 ; vault, nine 1 Havry Wilkes and Phyllis fora | bronates =B hii e its own aceord goes on, not allowing the | Vi1 < o BiFas of (63,000 15! a(tructing tho atton: estab) ;I_ a large Q.munlxl.; 2 :r)l 1\1 least possible stench.” 'This eizht feet higi ash vault eight feet B e ihoashont ihe once. ‘Ihe property is well adapted 0 | hg been in operation in Minneapolis, | decp, cight fect wide and exght fect high. 2 > ation | Boston, Chieago and several other These special burglar proof vaults will t long, nine feet wide, e | an industry of this kind, gL 1 ned thorough vegetables, while the place communds | quickly ana without any odor. All work the vaults will bo forty-four inches thick, | iy’ and in lowa, and will form a very | being most suitable for buildings con- | cities, and is highly spoken of wl il 8 such institutions. They propose bD-gE enmont attructive and drawing featuro of the | venient to the Belt line. The soil is | in uss, Privy vauls, cesspools, ¢ be one-half inch thicker than any vault | givee tyefollowing prizes: For the best | 5yama. Neb.. August 25, 18 LT S fair. The Lincoln Journal of yosterduy | fitted in every way for the growth of | sinks and drilins ave'cle: i in Chicugo, the fire-proof walls around Ana, Neb., August 25, 1886, —Dear . the next in merit, $200, and | Sir: Qur O $100. Tl exposition opens the 4th WiERE 18 BRowx's l'u K? ion ot deter- | of September,in the recently crected made a very sickly attempt to d at- sle- w L ) i i 2 I c! 3 2 r and It th the odorles: and the | The :ty deposit vault will contain 700 2 Union Sewiner 3th s tention from th ¢ by the publica- | the products of a splendid farming and | js done with the odorless pump and - the e safety deposit vault will contain 700 | mining whether or not this building shall | gant building, reaching from Fourteenth nion Sewi Loth st. et tollowingie. = k pardening country 1 close proximity. :JI‘H[\;IMllmuh(lmlxlu-lo‘u- it is bogun, s:lhl-l_y deposit llmxle~lu start with. The | be crocted will decided by o vote 1o Fifteenth streets and covering the entire A little item llmu'.uwl in the Jourr i SR T S hat there is no odor during the opera- | cash vault will have a special bur ol the people at the next gen- | block Lininger, of Lininger PALR k‘rd(-l\ ~umnu£n. n'}m'w 1 rry \ Union Sewihg m-\;'"m.n’fi N. 16th st. L.um lJ o cost 1i mlur)\ less than the old | proof compartment safe, which safe cral clection. That question will | Metealf Co., is superimtendent of exposi- : 3 would trot for §,000at the Oma 3 B EIRT T v 5o el system and is far mor coparate and dis roof t of two parts: First, whether | tion. This will be one of the grandes coln, September Row aseurtained that 1airy 1S wnde BB SEPTEMBER WEATHER. Several prominent part rtments, Weight ) ue bonds. suflicient to S o Chonsangnet 2,000 have ornamen- ;u'mnh for the ¢ county shall i exhibits ever beld west nH I\u'wu 'I he Omah: for the Illin. state fairat Chicago a time of the Omaha fair, and the advertlse- i Ix-x\v had work n|'>nv by the Odor- pounds. Both vaults will ection of the Professor Couch Predicts Cooler - 5 ety Weather for Next Month. H and are ye tal east and wrought iron ings on the | or whether the commissioners shal Gth of :’(‘-h’,‘-,‘.fi-‘d'fv‘:'\‘lfiil Pl:mtl‘.r(\l.nmlm proves only a The sub-tropical rain belt that has given | ¢nthu c in its praise. The office is | outside, the outer doors to each vault | a part of the county farm and thus v the week. We are inform 3 and swine pens ~,..(.1 barns: The sceretary of the Omaha Fair and | rains to the extreme south will retreat located at 1022 ¥ m street and the tel- | will be five inches thick, the _inner doors | money enough to ercet the nnmuu Couch, superintendent of the fuir, t speed track: MOST COMM( ilPl(ll S AN Expnsnmn Association holds . most h. “Tho “, Seonth will| SRhono numberisialb, ¢0 und one-half inches thick. There | in question. applications for sps COMEOI CUSHION - south. The of the month wi —————— 5 c-proof vaults, - ment is wonderful, ana with” the FIETY AMPHITIH ‘.\.m‘..v.m.l H"\‘l 1 races in llm world, and Phyllis, who | the m Inllmml h) a storm hom the never fails to get her Share of big money, | northwest that will move over the moun- nd trot Union Sew wing nl.x('l ine, "0‘.) . 16th st, ng machine, N. 16th st re; -ulfuxlm s in ull tts of the ings for RUNS ns for all the PR designer of some of the best House and full lot in Ambler Place. Shade tree: b‘llll hl evel IR Wil ia plenty to ¢ grounds; new and sceu Lots sold on very easy terms in Pruyn | work and hing com- | cure you and all our dealers .m wee to | exhibits:’ RAILROAD Park. work in this line in the United St 2 bui agrecing o trot a mateh race in Omaha | tains, There will oceur o > s : ; : o o ; 3 i NTO S Septombher 0th, 1586, and our readers may | storms from the 8 to the 8th, ending in Call on PArRK 2 Douglas. This is the larg cont of the plete. lunce $15 per ino: |ll| sleep free of charge. Please write us at | INTO PHE GROU A\Hs i e T i A o | atorms : t , ending ————— ever let in the west or west of Chic PARK & Fow 1 once whether you' will come or not and | | Arrangements ar 10 transport hnm-« will bo hore on the day and dato | igh and cool north winds that will give Brown's Park. The Halls Safe and Lock compa N e L S what day, as we will invite all our deal- | ALl s SHoWS At i ¥ MO0 frosts to northerly sections about the 9th. | Brown's Park contains 90 acres or represt )n-d in U;n:\h:x by P. li())m Union Sewing machine, 209 N. 16th st. | ¢rsto Le with us OMAHA FAIR, ”l‘( l'“‘!“'“\ I';l; S, The weather in detail for 1586 will ap- | about 300 large lots, le the 0, Who aro thelr _L'"m*rul western oo fitm SR b RIS JIORNT Co (o “Fj gosiring Secrctary Wheeler's foree is kept busy | proximately bo as follows: U.P.R. R. track and adjoining the South :n',:uuat;._mm}- ml,ul ct price for this work | HE Al ‘m",’a ‘” j"':; i, | - Zelirung, Thornton & Co.'s “exumple ]:‘l“,\"!‘:‘ R, L1 booking entries for the coming races. A Ny eleanandloal Omaha dopot grounds: and stockyards, [ 13 3450000, here were bids much | i £00C, DAINE "“"hl be emulated “"1' meany good re- | H Ry LA N S USRRARE . Generally clear and calm. T B aasible and decirable | lower but only the best was wanted and | tions during the past six months over a The OMATLA TRANS- retary Wheeler, of the Omaha Fair 2, Fairin the northw is 4 st accessible ,.”...,.,‘.‘l ‘The weight of the iron and | dozen graduates of Valentine's Short- oy AND FROM LIN- and Exposition company, is a skilfull ad- 8. Storm form location for homes in South Omaha. | {reaPtEilg, Lo WHETE A6 L0 Irop S zen graduates alentine’s Shor ek provided thay o not chingo vertiser. His latest move is to stick 4. Arveas of 1 “This plat is now being surve od and T, Il:‘mll Institute, Omaha. vl.ln‘y_ are all f Do e ’ LIRSS T iip, and return the same routo neatly printed posters on freight cars 5. West of n outin extra large size lots, and will be | ¥ i Benn Pitman writers and are giving the dLlrmtIl thiact il 3 FER which on th i II[]I]XIII:]I)I 1( curty the o, 8{"":} or i wi‘li;mmn‘;:t yery lluwi'|lv|'|:l|)-:“l Union Sewing machine, 200 N. 16th st, | bestlof atisfaction. {j\ml;mfi‘h. fuiled. | GUring | w"'“:'“;““m's boany sontce, and YUCED RAILROAD PASSENGER it will do the most good 7. Cloudy and cooler. shing f - ; : B ST 4 RATES ) y left rmlm\ Mlnnu-u 'I(ns: 8 High northerly winds. Omaha prope J“ f",'“ mulll it to their in- | Brown's PARk. OxAuA, Aug 2. " Stenograp iors, (| balf thoienjoyment oty o trip. Don't fail toattend TILS THE CREAT 2 evening to continue his good work of 9. Northerly arcas will have frosts. cerest to wail a few days. 'This property 15 S A Fiausons e e XPOSITION OF THIE W rocurin promium biooded stock for the | 30, Fur. ] nown on the county map us the Touny AT T Union Sewing machine, 200 N. 161h st Union Sewing machine, 300N, 10th st, v particulars_nddress the air. o siys the display of eattle and 11, Calms with variable winds. ena Tract, and needs no praises, i The Saratoza S ay sel vi WN's PAR Jincoln. W horsos at the coming fair will surpass | 12, Falling baromete spenks for 'itsclf; & more superior localion ho Baratoga Sunday school will give Austion! Auction Auotiont BrOWN's PArk &t Lincoln anything ever held west of the lakes, 15. Oliuis analalows cannot be found, & concert this evening, 8t which the fol- A public auction will bo held on Tucs. o TR — 14. Clouds, winds and rains. lowing programe will be presented: 31, at 10 o'clock a. m., of i Union Sewing m 200 N, 16th st. 4 In the Ring, 15, West tonortn winds. The physicians and surgeons of the GIRAMME. all tho housohold goods at 1517 Jackson | p, Yesterday and | ng the Chiengo | = Roim S Coloncl A. H. Forbes recelved a tele- | y5° Cylmg and yariable winds, Omaha Medical 81 d Surgical institute— | Singing. .. By School | street. AW, Cowan & Co., Bapgain Shos ¢ ‘uu-‘.‘ lln'"'llul; i d Rothery last night dated | 17, Clouding for rain. Drs. MeMenamy, Coc and Spauldiug— | Recitatlon.. i \‘llmlm.mn i Auctioncors, { W & YOIy RO Mg TegoD, . & 20 p, m,, stating that 18. C nd showery. will, in the future, visit patients in all ging 'y the Infant Class . S S iia s e ¢ 7 Next Wednesduy evening 7 o'clock A0 Mg Siat i 18 T very Ui e butuse, VAL patiental sl R R M o EWomew's Work” | - Union Sowing machine, 200 N. 10th st, | Whieh sut the old woman who, on else | ) Omaha Com "_z i A 19, v s bee o fuse iy C speetion, proved to be an, who L Laglls Both Marx and Fit Hraa oo oot and showers. 5 478 hnvo boen oblig ‘v‘l to refuse Lo do | ginging. A Farowell Party. stecred the shoe around the city followed | o1 Faraam stroct, o) training and are already nearly down to 1At Pra 8! pe S at | Solo and and Mus. John Sheely having sold | by many cyes and more urchins, It is a | Stone's, il opon M wisl i boxiug trim. The contest Su anc John She laving sold . st onad it ol evinE Young men and women engaged thew homes, but, as we shall add to our | K atation, ey uftor August the first, M don the military road, a | Jori it v will find this an exeel through the their home t 1 2o Bargain Shoe Co. Falling Barometer, rowmises to be lively in every S Fitzgorald is a married man” and t Clouds and rains. we shail be § :vnll calls in :ulx%h‘.g. number of young friends of their daugh- .5 lent opportunity to learn |] IL. cping quhennlv pendently. He never makes Rising temperature the city or country. The advantagzes we s.'n‘«'qlnl: tors, Georgie and Mary, determined to Union Sewing machine, 200 N, 16th st. | P ljlll.tlhlunulu‘i. 1 the ! ,:H!.’ pran lies, pateh with aman unless heis confident Clouding tor rain, ofler our putrons are: . 3 MR8 4 Tuition low. Cull at the ege. m By § give them a farewell party on the eve of of victory and he alwauys shows that ¢ n- llu\f nin, 1st—Boing a company of physicians 3 Lottio Hart | fhete vo d ARARAKS & Building fermits. T ” .‘\ N fidence by putting up his own moneyv on Cloudy and showery, whose interests ure mutual, all important ‘Alice Meredith | their remo ceordingly Inspector Whitlock issucd building per- nion Sewing machine, 200 3 h st Marx's great forte is in his stay- Clearing and warm, cases will have the united skid of the ging Quartette s Sophie and Miss Jennie A v - Persons who have seen him High temperature. physicians of the mstitute and consulta- | Reeltation e Avery | Ryan, of West Om inet, sot to | T FLRILLY Ae bR AL Elegant Bargain, DaL that there is no give up ainfall is governed by the winds, § tion whenever :ssary without extra | Singing... . . By School making suita arrangenients for "i‘n"?.',’.‘u.'.':."...ln'.':’vAf.'-','.'\'.'.-uf“ M's 0 Beautiful corner Iul.l,.x ,in Shinn’s about him, ‘The winds are due'to the intluences that | ehurge, or the dvuntages or delays : | & gala time, ult was that Fri- A doublo twa story frame addition; fronting Saunders steet - Some of the prominent Irishmen in on upon or against the earth’s | whick so ofte e from the petty bick- Urricnr Praxe wor £200. Big | day night witnessed a scene of pleasure store and fias, 06,250, half cush NS %, F town talk about organizing a hand Lbali | exterior or atmospheric envelope. The erings and qu Is which are c’mmon | bargain. Call at Max Meyer & Bro. in"the grove surrounding Mr. Sheely’s OF CIATK BLYEOE: cxassesns eees 5,000 113 North 16th stieet. 4 elub for amusement during the winter | influences are parts of the great energy dunnh‘ consultation by rvival physicians 5 - ~——— house that will long be a pleasant mem- | M B Croll, one-story {rame cottage, e months. If enough sign lelr inten- | that moves in the universe, The storms | and of which the patient knows little, Union Sewing muchine, 200 N. 16th st. | ory to those wiio participated. Over two [ Twenty thirdand Howard. .. . 900 Union Sewing machine, 209 N. 16th st. 3 tion 10 join a suitabie alley will be erected | move in belts on o central line curved. | but suffers much, i ———— hunared guests were ant, including l-mnlk J Jlmm, aue 8 l»:l '“l‘f“ll:‘: y 3 nd this old-time game will be in full | This curved line forms the metcorologi- | 2nd—We furnish, compound and dis- | BRoWN's PARK, any fr s city, Florence, Saratoga f..‘."}“..'.'(’,"..f weliing, Howid Valn . § oree in this city. Pat Desmond, a vet- | eal cast and west, South of this central | pense our own medicines, and th ————— and Iryington. Dancing was the feature 2n00 | Lots—high laying lots in Hoffman ter eran hand ball toss leader in this | line the w nge by the points of | fresh, pure and active. Our patients do Big 8lip of the Tengue. of the evening, while # n midnight | 5 g “M“,.M one ind one-hall story race; within half block from the newly 4 movement, the compas: Eust, southeast, south, | not have to run_the risks of ignorant or Two fuil fledged, all around, washee | intermission was filled witk a most pal- frame dwel Miwmi and L'wen- s discovered water spring. lul«*.’\ll $300 3 : ——— e southwest, northwest or ‘,“,,“‘ sts, or have Luge drug washee Chinamen were at the depot last | 8table feast of the good things that the ty-second sts st e 100 | e il L Ay nasmantel Union Sewing machine, 200 N. 16th st. | North (l)ll this _central line the wind re- . Dt waiting {oF tho Wwest bound train, | S£450n suggo ,,IM and ‘Iil‘l.llrlll"l'llll taste of ,}“:\.,.‘«:m‘x_‘.:;:‘ulwu:: Al AR ey - — erses thus: rtheas X 3 r is open day o & 10 . . ' ie ladics in charge commended L E reas 2 a 4 . om ALy Rorses sung b Boitlioash Rexty @i | WAEOILe 18 ODER While engaged in rapid ehop stick con- 9 L ) ; 3 PaTr 113 North 161 street. 3 g T without delay. We have ha versation, a genuine Milesian with a | New Orcaxs ron #2 and upwards Bix porinits AESTORAUAG. oo B 1RO | | o o0 N, 10Lh st Struck By A Train, Union Sewing machine, 200 N, 16th st. | Perience in hospital and privite practice, | brogue thick enough to line a monitor [ Easy terms. - Max Meyer & Bro. Prayn Park is selling faster than any - - v A Band at the Opening. > dud in the treatment of all, Kinds and | urret approached and commenced to the Wabash last evening struck a man ‘ Vital Statistic olassos of hsoasos, ARG WM DEIDEOUF | a1l 8o the two dJohns in thelr B i “walking ‘on tho. track avout | Thefollowing births huve been reported | united skill, ability, knowiedge and n; ASICA) da cing SN e S twelve miles cast of Council Bluffs, He | 10 the city ian, for the week end- | STEY 10 the B OF Ereny I dont that | boru in Canton “wud cradled in a -~ : ing yesterd: chest. The dulcet stream of words from CHICKERING AND S1EINWAY UPRIGHT a8 thrown down on a trustle work and our advantages and our success will com- s | ~q w George and Ellen Mitehell ) the Celtic tongue flowed with ratner | gighily used ut o great bargain. Call at e i 5 Fiftcenth, | mend us to overy intelligent, thinking 4 ; wheu the train was stoppod and the MR | peweeh Caming and Tzard, | Do O £ chirges are 49 a visit 1y | Burglivg sounds over ‘the Tipperary | N Moyer & Bro.'s warerooms. The incoming passenger train No. 7 on Union Sewing machine, 200 N. 16th st 522 Douglas Next Tuesday evening, August 31st Block & Heyman open their clothing house at 406 North ltu str the Kstabrook block, o band of music to {ead the crowds to the opening at the i - WHERE 15 BROWN's Park? Auction! Auction! Auction! Public_auction of household goods at10 0'c Bedroom s was surgically examined it was discovered Gus and Julia Connell, 2050 C: 4 (o | reeds and rushes, and completely d A r Pt and ia 1 ‘ame! 3 f th ty night or d N . 4 — store. They have fine store and a that his right shoulder blade was broken, | girl. 40 Camerqn [ Ay patval Ds ally D4 QoL HO moraled tho ulmond eyod ehiliren”of | Uuion Sewiug ngehine, 200 N. 1015t | ) giore,. AUy Iave f i A AL A bis face badly cut and there wore bruises [~ . and Emwa Garland, 915 Pierce | west cornck 18th strect and Capitol ave. | fie sun- Ahey mute thelf, escape, in e — | Wik s Brow nishing goods to back it. Atiend their 1l over his body. It was miraculous that | street. boy. uue. ‘Telephone No. 780. o st fall 1 oo Fine Bargain, ; B rand o joning noat Tucsday ovening 1 :o was not killed outright. The inju H. P. and Mary E. Haze, Twenty-fifth —~-— E':‘;ll,mf}':;l n“.'r WL u.\il: ‘s gracious, | 1ot 00XI7 in Armstrong’s addition, | gronnan & Co., commenced work yes - and T ed 30C C88 R 8 4 v v A pe! P ice REMAY £ e e Par ¢ Fi B 32 zlas un gave his name as Mat Boler, his '"*“ stellar, twins, boy and girl. WHERE 15 BROWN'S PARK? B ol swear1n that | e4st frouting Saunders street, with a nice | terday on tig work of grading for“the | | Park & ‘E'I‘I“I‘llv' 1333 lll(:ll'n;,lng»: |'w”u: usiness cattle dealing, and his residence e - ———— language!™ two-story house that renis for $10 per | retaining walls for the court house puild bouse l‘ suy purt of Pruyn Pay f owark, N. J. He said he was partially 0 Pianosand Organs, Union Sewing machine, 200 N. 16th st. NAge! month—$6,750; $3,000 eash, balance to | - A | by paying only a small cash payment. 4 eaf which aceouuts for his not b Suitable for beginners for $25 and up. —_—— Pianos 10 Reny tl AND Upwarps. | suit. REN, Over one half of the lots sold in Pruyn . g - the repeuted whistles of the locomot! Fasy payments at Max Meyer & Bro's. Union Sewing machine, 209 N. 16th st. [ Also organs at Max Meyer & Bro. 113 North 16th street. | Park und only on the market 10 days. Unicn Sewing mi 209 N. 16th sty