Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, November 25, 1886, Page 8

THE IXON vUaauY BEE: THURSDAY. NOVEMBER 25, 1886, OMAHA JRATED FROM BLAM to keep the waterpipes from freezing, Violin solo by Herbert M, K — while the doctor elaims [hql it interferes A Coroner's Jury Holds an Tnquest on | with his businoss. Miss ¢ also had AR DECLARED 0N TURKEY. | ¥ ongratulatory remarks by " Tody e Butler and E. A, the Remains of Anhie Anderson. the doctor brouglit into Justice Andes s Plano duet by Profs, But it Will Ceaso Afer Thanksgiviog | ln the crening there will boa party at | ‘e inquest over the remains of Annie | 2008 OURE 00 Sbtare SASCRRL (0100, Day. the Metropolitan hall, consisting of | Anderson, the young Swede girl who | {40 honce, A olghteen pumbers. Grand march will | was accidontally snot & weck ngo with a s B | ey . | take place at & o'clock sharp revolver in the hands of Annic {Jackson, Moviag Troops. HEARTY FEASTS AND THANKS, UNION THANKSGIVING SERVICE. | oo wdidn't know ft swas Joaded,” was | General Crook reccived a telegram yes [ | { This will be held in the expesition | 14 vestorday. The inquest was held at | terday from Colonel Kauta, of the Eighth building, beginning promntly at 10:30 a. 1 3 How the Day and Evening Will be |, ve order of .’“\'.\.\H“m be us fol- | the boarding house of Gus Anderson on | infantry, at Fort Lowell, Arizona, stat Oration by Edward Rannie, J Spent and Enjoyed by Every: lows e 1 Eighth and_ Douglas strects, where both | I that the . headquarters band aid City _Touda; e Power af Jogus. Namoc® readiog e | WORKIE. ees oxamined was Dr, | COmPRuies followon the 3t For several days past, we have been constantly receiving new addi- ST vy i Hpiseoal charch prayer, fov. W R ;]_\',-,g;; sl Il Lol ISR LR g S el to our already immense stock, These goods were manufactured At To-day the city will be given over n ! ‘ H | *eople L ) o o D auich ns it was nover given boforo, to the | -1 L oplo that on Earth Do Dw celebration of Thanksgiving day. ‘There | the Mountains St are now indy ns that it will be & day [ O. Exeel; sermon, Rev, S8am Jones; of pleasure to many people, while, of | prayer, Rev. Willard Scott, Congr : : tional churchs hymn, “My Country, of Theey” doxology, “Praise God, from the start he considered the girl Lance for recovery very poor, as o | oM e cont of such euses die | days after the shootin svimptoms of inflammaution of n 5, 4115 ling boen bonTItiod 1o 1ila Hovss expressl_y for our establishment here in Omaha, and they must and will ‘ for sevtal daye buok by Flisumatiani, s | be sold, if low prices, and reductions on low prices will help us to do Cvaloped | from his iliness, so. Among the new arrivals we have 900 heavy Overcoats, in all D N e Forty Six Rooms. |grades and colors. To give you an idea how these goods are being ™ Will come” with but itle o ko them | o SR HONIDEY S ition, | s rational to th Tast but sery irritable | | e ew stiion, fo (0 S which | slanghtered we enumerate the following prices: o feol that it is other tian a day of sad- | FoO"h™S "Hivlccy, Buptist church, All | Guring the lust few dugs. The ahot was | is now nourly finished Yo, ey wil b 100 Mens’ Heavy Cl hilla B Stor y i S Vg e o | IO Cubg bl e i ens’ Heavy Chinchilla Beaver Storm Overcoats, cassimere lined, wild, ani eliirih ngomont, teates "“"E’”' i plotso takp g, B g | oot wadonbibdy In some part of te | = extra length, with large fur collar and cuffs, fxt $8. This same class of other people will enable everyboly Lol Aong President. | pittor, Conversed with the patient of coats were sold only a week ago tor $13.50 L LB T A B LB L T | S e 75 All Wool Beaver Chinchilla Overcoats, lined with fine serge, and B e irals. Dals & Sohinita Wit leave | Becidental satin sleeve lining, at $9.75. Former price $13.75. 100 Plain, Smooth All Wool Beaver Overcoats, in black and brown, double breasted and elegantly trimmed, at $10.50. This coat sells at any other establishment at $15. 65 Iélz%\éy Dark Striped Overcoats, trimmed with fur collar and cuffs, . . 4 collection; hymn, [is By Thy Str null\ 1o, Professor B course, ns may be expected, to others it ness weather, it s expected, will be irl who was in the room time the hooting oceurred, told the story of the fatality as 1t has alveady been given in the Bee She said that Annie Anderson, the dead girl, had preked up ar Iver and nointed it |vl‘|) | fully at Miss son's head with the re- mark that she was gomng to shoot, and that Miss Jack<on pieked. up another and Hon: of tio: b its upon the street this Iymxln;\" for Lm.«-ln where they wi H tons of it which has been brought to the | PIY city wil! have beon sferred to the shops and storesto tempt th to-day's dinng The n.llm\u.g will ive the average reader an idea as to how y may be spent ve the oflice ath o the morning and make one Aba i e o hased, Dt Pom 13 as she supposed unloaded revolver, and tionhe ; Lorcloaky '{n“‘,; ‘."'\‘l‘.'. li!!l e e sl pointing it at the othergirl's head shot Another lot of our celebrated $3.60 Overcoats, which are fully worth g and o, Lo, B Mo e M el )l wer o om0 elifions gl o il o] n'm:l:n.‘ rt..“...\ .‘."LZ‘.“J"r e Chis s Thaniepivios b, and the fol. | Mt Jackson orsolf iested, throng boys’ Overcoats. For children from 4 to 12 years of age we have a quest o B et ottt stores, | lowing e ,u;g«v-;:n;\l;};w,, B iy b tho best of frends. Sho very neat fur trimmed Overcoats for $1.95;worth atleast $3. We » ‘offices Al sliojis at 108 i OF Thanksgiving day so that they and their em- | ball of the ploye n opportunity to attend | tion anne he Union giving service in exposi- | and **‘Monte tion hall, beginning promptly at 10:50 a. m., and furthe Resolvec tion comni i i ; }| had dion with Miss Auderson Y Tattor (..m ler not to be afraid of being call your attention to 300 neatly gotten up Clnldrens Suits, from ..‘:l HBBERI A oSt for what it b done, 28 5 4 t013 yearsat $1.85. These suits weresold formerly at $2.75. b Stobe attached to ker. All of the above described goods are selling now very rapidly and y returned a \oun(‘( exoner- keon rom all lame, in Pown En we would advise allintending purchasers to examine them before sizes SH ! S, liat the officers of the associa- SHARK nicate this resolution to the busi- | They are Arraigned in the United ness community through the daily papers. States Court, 0 resident, Before Judge Dundy yesterday after- | the case, the police judge will discharge are broken. All gOOdS at one prlce at RATL HEADQ! noon the cases of the United States gov- her, . >, Swindler and A e ; nup, The defendants | CHERKS, ROU Boti the B. & M. and Union Pa ) headquarters will b closed to-day to M. Wells were ta AND CARRIERS. Absolutely Pure. allow the clerks a chanee to litly cel are charged with conspiracy in extensive t i g This powder never variet, A marvel of A Is which we hrthed o year | All Affected by the Recent Action of Theso will be ail elosed, and the em- | T oy ‘nmunn"nl lu‘n‘“- \{\,nnul(\llmuv The recent allowance made for the in- cm\nn\he"sold"i: c‘o‘:mglrili::r\‘\l(h‘fiw mul- | 1 y gzl to | gang that for seme time operated ex- | cyense » ¢l i e post- | i ve' }:'P”flu.\ '“.1:.§ iL.'."uuh‘i.f, .mul u'jl' R e S e creasc of the el fo in the titude of low test, short weight alum or 2 Eio B o eI o™ the fime | Oftice, enables the addition to the force of | phosphate powders. Sold only in cans. i ST LR e i o e e With | Bert €. Wilkinson, who will actas dis- [ Royal Baing Powder Co., 463 Wall St., The members of tiis church will [ Which they are’charged, both residents tributing clerk; Miss Emma Krutli, who | New York. inment | of Denve g 3 Col. 1t was here that they, | will ofliciate at the general deliver; C D give o Vhanksgiving ente ¥, | will oftic & elivery L e toE At 5 | With GEher o hi up the scheme 1o Sl e : g 4t t 0 abver Sk, Chpteici 20 | bk ot matetedwp sehenie !9 | John Sebvoiner, wihoso dutes will boot | B T. ALLEN. M. D. or. vouglas an k sts., Omaha. ontlomen wil take part in the eserces: | of govermont . | Alic: plan SatisenCis SHISEE U Ly ATy b bed k, and the othe a ; e ord. Howinan, chuieman, | first to bargain with wealthy ranchmen ) placed at wor will Rohert Johnson, C. A, Dichman, Robert | to el “them “tracts of land m getinto the harness by the tirst of next E & Th Baldwin, J. Lloyd, Wm Johnson, | Nebraska, ‘which as they claimed, ”‘5;’,‘"’ 1i e ye, Ear; 0se roat sy o, 3. A Bowman, Volucy Carter, | they could procure ~ from” the he addition of three carr Hany Bvrn, sooretary: crmment at a low . figure, regular force of _the oflic cossi- Th tollowini e adies. wil impectnions: foliows. b | tated the change in the Limits of ‘nearly M ot land offices 1 Ne. | all the older carriers though the old S ¥ e for nssumod' 1 routes will be changed only in a few de- | Hours 8 to 12a.m. 3 to tails, The uum\n-l “of dehveries by each Room 9 Williams Building, cor. 15th and Dodge sts., Omaha. 4 1ml unfl 3 p. m would then hi Fo to the dif praska, and u HIMEBAUGH & TAYLOR vma ss L ing. | in their claims, under the hon o | S R M b | LD AT | Dt B DEALERS IN ICE TOOLS. | AL L, DU oY | agred to gobble up about 8,000 acres in | changed, and hereaftor, will be s fol- T ] Door keepers—Mr. Simon Williams 'lhlh ey ron g inalinraption i entg: I . s ROYEraLS % s 5.8 Ice Plows, and Mr. Thos, Campbell, Admission, 15 | They were headed of’ in time to prevent augh, 4; Parkin: i WhenTaaz curo ,"'uw'"“"“"‘ R ind Mr. ‘Thos. Campbell. Admisslot, 13 ¢,y “from pre.cmpting about 25,000 l)\l!(!)" Edwards, 2; | {HRen e o F Markers, G more. The matter was brought to the o50n, lo worat cates. 4 Ehis quzust body. meet. at Ty | surface o o i |'<‘l'""”1“"‘1% of [ 3 v 3 I‘l“‘"‘l‘l“‘i‘" bl B el Hooks, | usual place the cvening, but it is not | Geor; Coburn, special agent of the rown, 2 bleschnek, et oot '.:'p,:m?d ‘:fl,.‘"‘“,,'y :‘,1'1 ”.‘10 ‘,‘,,J,,L‘“',‘:"" general land office, who noticed that | Bruner, 4; F ; Chivis, 2; Smith, plap et e 8. New York. GrapIJleS, Mmpl\' adjourn. these tracts were being taken side | 4. The three earviers last mentioned are Tongs B IE N A DEUANDIBAT side, on the Republican and Frenchman | those just added to the force. The dis. y . OMAHA. Tho Clirst annual_para lo of the tire do- rivers, instead of in different parts of the | tricts in which they, will delivor mail ““l 3 - ¥ s Saws D sk Clilef Galligan, wito is now | bim to'the Boliove that somollung was | west to Twenty-sixth, and from Lea Chronic & Surgical Discases un Iron, Etc. in Chicago, roturnhd Last migit. The | wrong, and upon further information | Worth south to Poppleton avenue; Smith, OMAHA, NEBRASKA. DBR. MOMEN A,fi X \ & i P . Mo Mo Wil dpiear for tho firs tie i | proctfed trom the distriet atiprney at | o Uougis MOl 19 GRS SO | paia up Capital........ ....$260,000 | st Ml NN BrORIgtON, their new uniforms, and with rin Jenver, the facts were fe and from Fifteenth JSletemniyoarsiiHind ) b ; = L for tho osctaton. | sulting in the arrest of Swindl ;| and Cinvis from Webster porth to Clark, | Burplus . . 80,000 | A e e e ol i The procession will form in the neigl sociated confed and Twenticth west to ‘Twenty-fourth V. Yatos, Prosident. ease requiring either medical or surgical (reatment 1bod of No. 3 enging house on Harnioy | - K A swell the notary public at | stit o % EEWAIL R o s it vt it o mieivs v ove i e a also charged with being impli ese earriers’ pay commences on the H i 3 4 Sxper e L fi'“““x'\f:f‘ od In dand fraads s mot exactly | G7stof next month, though they beg H S, Hughes, Cashier. | Ing casas by loier eastlca us, (s treat masy cases ) Tt i ants: | charged with perjury as has been stated. | work on Monday to learn their routes DIRECTORS: WRITE YOR_CIRCULAR on Deformities and ico forco, under i His crime is that of appending his notarial 3 W. V. Morse, John 8. Collins, Club -~ Fect, € ] 8 sted by Captaim Cormick sal to aflidavits in Jand entries, which POLICE__COURT. H.W. Yates, Ilfi)\;m;s Reed. DIELeE it i ucere, Of I Orted raft Sta]l Sergeants Mutza and Mostyn; Musics ot sworn and subseribed to before | . . A yein, Epllepsy, Kidney, Eye, Ear, m I ) L Union band; and mombers of the | him as they should have been. Gampblera,higvosiandiHish wayEhobe BANKING OFFICE: "",::fi‘;:,ip AR e R p tons, The grand jury was disc ) ST bers Before His Honor. ; 7 1l kinda of Medical 1 Appliance e grand juryg wns dischiarged JOst0r. | e polics Tussdny nightraded the col- | LTHE IRON BANIK, | ituariniise sttt \i ‘ e e | e e ¢ Colo, (s T e The only rellable Medical Institute making carne e OV Zl l ln indietments in twenty-four_eases, it re- | pro SIS R ST - | & Geacral Banking Busmess Transactea, | Private, Speclfl|'§ NB[VUUS Diseases ) ] o ) d. 1 5 engine and | commended m the pay ot | Sl T i sion will moye east | grand j med in the ro- | two. Yesterday morning the men who council in Durant Engir pany with No. 1 Hos kmuy with engin N eee? No. 3 he ). 4 with engine; hose cart. The proc ALT, CONTAGIOUS. AXD BLOOD DISEASES, 4 AT v the | ha sen e vodii ) place from whateves produced, suceessfally treatod. on Harney to Ninth, thence to Doug port that the pay ly below tho | had been captured in the placo ¥ \ emave Syphilitic poison from the systeis . . i oot ‘ountor mareh to Farmam, | expenses of atténdance upon court. The | raigned in court. The proprieto N. \N HARRIb & (Olo), ||| e DD Ry B Fourteen imported and vegistered horses will be sold: 11 Normans, 1 Clyde, thence to Eleventh, thence to Tlarney, | grand jury recommended that the matter | paid a fine of 20 and costs and was re- BANKERS, CHICAGO, e ON FIDANITIAT 1 English Draft, and 1 Bel thence to Fourteenth where the parade ougy e attention of the Ne- | jaysed. Some other gamblers paid the Of Countics, Cities and othersof | Calland consult us or wend name and post-oftice These horses have all been in this state the past season and are thoronghly will be re by the marshal and ska delegation to congress. i 5 f biieh wrade bought and sold. Eustern Painly Writton —enclose stamp, aud we & 4 0R0NEH &Y i xevie) viatheldnarghuliand o yosterdny afternton Jumes Gross | fineof #5 and costs, while others plead | ohogves Do musiradt g UL ud wold. Susert | Wil send yon, ih pinin wranber, our o " acelimated, and have been selected from the stubles of leading importers,and o, there will be given at all tho en- arvested for perjary alloged to_ have | not guilty uses continued. | encosoicitod. 'PB X.‘.L CIRCULAR TO MEN are fine speeimens of their el | houses, one-half hour of exhibition | been committed by himwhile o witness in Riley Miner, charged | —— | KlnuaTonmiay, Inroves They will be sold on a evedit of three equal annual payments without inter- | Gtico in' the hitching of horses to | the case of his father, Peter € the | with st its, were sentup QRE CATARTIL T Groat German est until April 1st, 1887, and 7 per cent thereaft | <8 by w »f preparation for five., Umon Pacifie. It N.u“: Lthat he swore | for thirty ind water, They Rewedy ure Fr pie sl 1 st, 1887, and 7 per cen 10y er, 4 | | 13 tho ing the mambers of the. de- thartwas im to have bought one coat from L‘:‘s:“mmuu. ko100 o ['his stock has been taken under mortgage and must he sold, Breeders will et for 50 cents, The g sive time, expens h wus stolen at the same | —————— o — | homes, by ¢ partment will give their_grand ball ‘m the exposition annex and it will doubtless Zht train, on the . danger of shipment, time for acelimation, ete,, by pur- w chasing at this sale. D A atE aa e o Overcoat Thieves, im tc 0w ing its ket b st 8 LY PACK B T . i ‘;‘,S‘,‘, TmoatEloe fulonsot thokindever | 0 (,\‘,,r,;'.:;t ,r::::li s they | The judgo e e [‘hl.“:::l(‘::]"" Railway 'E-me Table 'f:'?;'llnif.\‘( [ I uF frxl.m....x.‘ Number and pedigree will be furnished on application, THE SCHO0LS, careto keep should see to it that they do | they tell where it wa OMAHA. forred if convenient, Fifty ,iff;ff: G RS C. W, MOSHER, Owner, Lincoln, Neb, The schools closed last night, and | not fall into the hands of a gang ot sharp | Gan't tell, replied one of them, | The following Isthie timo-of arrival andde- | moiation of paticite Board and attendance at 0. P. SHALLENBERGER, Manager, Hastings, Neh, classes will not be called until noxt Mon- & “imply hrgiuse we don’t know any thing | parturcof trains by Contralsuydird T af | reasonabloprices. Addrias alt Littersto To whom all inquiries should be sent, thieves now working the town. Thesc | abont it 11 thoy do know the | (¢ loeal dopots. nu-u,flu,nvl seruple to boldly cntet a | whereabouts of the cout, they will proba- O Sy anddonn man’s house in broad daylight and lay | ply give it up before the expiration of | C. B &Q.and K. 'n\::‘;r hx\l:l«h n)nHll(l] the thirty s, 8s ntwenty days’ sen- }k:'m:lv ot all ¢ g ( ose conts the tence on’ bread and water is usual P 'RAIN hanks- | o and then dispose of to second Tt ensonon . Rrand. ANAEWALAL RINULLY L BIDGE TRAINS, iiliibotalionaan | eaisrain Uimaha.on Coupell BIME, © J Fishbuck and Mike Lathrop woro av. | Bl s m—0:0e1: o, 11 AHONE O \e latest vietim is J, H, M y rested for robbing James Hoga Y3110 — 11400 —-5:00 piscopal purishes | (1o New Y oriccop hoite, ivho ,.,mm | k& somos Hogan of Wiy . 14 day, thus affording the little ones two days of extra time for rest and recre ation, Omaha Medical and Surgical lusmue, F. . WOOD. Auctione Lincoln, Nel £or. 13th $t. and Capitol Ave., OMANA, N S ‘THE C.E. MAYNE REAL ESTATE aml TRUST G2. | $. W, COR. 15th AND FARNAM, OMAIA. EPISCOPALIAN, ‘There will be a grand union giving service in Trinity cathed meneing by members of the " pstablisl 0 us o] e " n v 4a "r V at 1} 1) ka compriso. the parishes of Trinity, esabliinent st nizht. twenty ¢ ounty jail, Fish ettt i A COMPLETE SET OF ABSTRACTS \ Phillip's, St f i mu.n...,, John's. "The ehor ( and Thousand Acres. ~4\|I"II|" will be an excellent nature and the scrmon will be preached by Bishop Worthington, Of Tities urlmw,;l 5 | mlmmu e or county, or any other m i Arrival and_departure of trains from the T'he undersigned has for sale over four v Depot at Council Blutrs: THE SYNAG thousand acres in one body (not alter- of the Sunc 10l Tem DEPART. ARRIVE, Thanksgiving servi The 4 E ? pay nate) about 70 miles west of Omaha with SrAnee ar held Tuesday G CIHICAGO, TOCK TSLAND & PACIFIC. it. 1 olals fromaminent L GUE R0 HORL a0 ofimah perance army, held Tuesday evening in ; X a ; R ot | 400 s Drake, with o e bt on | 1 S ol ehonen, s | B 1A rnzucu HGSPITAL TREATHENT y it. There are on this large body of land B h t ; s, Lost Vitality, Fie. Sent 0 o'clock in the | gocon b i k he | 8 grand success. The recitations AP 3 only realcd: e Ton From 9 AL Mo Lo 1 3. evening, Rabbi Benson delivering the | ., en aning a not sunk in the ~ CHICAGO & BORTHWES 3 CAVIALE ACENCT R Fion B N ew Vorks 1 this institution at 7 fen g ground, but even with the bank. Itis | dered by the Saratoga Band AT T nty kept. Mi aps of the city s nMw-l free of ge upon mm‘ almn = > surrounded by fiye railroads and would | were reecived wi t appiause, and 0 M T g - NEWSBOVS' MATINEE, fiye railronds and would | w o 0P ; Tig g SRS HA . mowe., | De desirable for a stoek ranch. Fine soil, | fiio ad SR U Dhe T T KERVOUS PEOPLE REI,IABLE EWELER, g boys, under the Boyce, | ™ sand or swamp on the place. Address | 01 ¢ ¢ were full of interest and Aud others eutlering irou + ~ 5 3 ~ vrarr HE i ive » wating Hhen Josgit A, Conxo, | 200" e enanchos of Lydin i Watches, Diamonds, Fine Jewelry, Silverware o home, to which t bo 10 . intemouth, Nub, | R0 A dhws 0f the Contral 15 Thie fargost stock. Pricos the lowest. Repairing s spoeialty, Al work warrant: | ount ; Kail Notos, Division, adied much to the interest of | ASH0F ¥ e Cornee Dauglas nad 10t strogts, Linaha REFORM CLUB DINNER 210 ety y A : KANSAS CITY, ST, JOB & COUN 2 lics of the W, C. 1 Us witl gve | 1 D Pike, of the gencral the meeting. Following are the names e a dinner to the me Reform | Put's oftico, Union Pacilie he of those who took part in the exercises 5 HOW TO ACQUIRE WEALTH., i1 B ciub, at 5 o’clack, in Buckingham home, | he ll-lw-m '«.. II:. n\«f e e belonging to the Saratoga Divisson: A l‘“““" AESAI A DA o8 o instrle Trussas SN - . . I8 O T b and b “denartment loft yestorday for St Yandormar, May MoCoy, Haloux aTy & racirc, 1 B v ok T . Gubre Newt Drawing, This Month, on Novewber 20t Biy Priscs. No Lluuls will be present sgiving. Katie Robinson, Grace S A 955 A e ————————— | With $2 You Can See ; LS Train No. 2, on the Union Pacifie, from Louke, — Myrtlo Swith, M ~I awre | DREXEL & MAUL, | Tisse e now "o wih yusirday moridng, was N hours Otibarior, H 000, | ", wimrwamn. am pialals €0 SEAVE4 | One City of Barletta 100 Franos Gold Bond 4 e not beon able toreturn to thew ononinutes late when she reached c Y ‘\“N P 5 3 ” B g e | Each of themn will a | Grand Island. Engineer Dolan took hold Madison, M| Ridonl. . .. Pacific Bxp - - T'hese bonds are wually, with prizes of 2,000,000, 100,600 000, al dinner and it wil. no doubt be n(lw there and made up one hour and e Higgins, a Denver Expross UNDERTAK BS | 500,000 200,000, D00, 50,000, eter. dova to the lowe prize of 100 ‘v nes Gold " fiftoen .x|m\|lo~ arriving hiere at 1 o'clock Charlie Day, Floridie | bi5a X AND RMBAL | Anyone sending e Bonds and is then ENTIFLED tc i THEATERS rduy afternoon, die Teal, Charlie Mortimer, | I'eisca 4 ‘ ‘ | the'whole priz drawing, bala \ Both Huu s and the Po Johnson, and the {.-Hu\unfi I | B2 10:40a/ At the oldstana 1407 nam st. Ovders me offered, Besid § open, and gentiemen: Nettie Me Depart SOUTHWARD Arriv by telegraph 100 Franes Gold, you hay ce to win four i at the fu\m ther attraction ne Muggic MeKay, Minme Ave An. v 3 MISSOERL PACIFIC 4N | od tendedto. Telephone N | will besent free of char 1 be sent by 4 yet announeed, to be given in the Doug ¥ nlrlul' ( il Day l‘l)\lln\w;‘ a | Iar further infornation; A ANKING CO., At Loth places there | urd, 1 b/ ; Night Bxpre wdway, New Yo david Mc 110l gaani i Rhada o \. B.—These e tich c ed 10 be W. 0 0 Roburs MeKinzie, Henr 08| 8:10°1: : Likcoln .'{‘.,r.‘.i N B ‘l‘ ¢ ar ottery b ) 3 Tho exstudents'of Wian's Commer- | pion Jaciii Dayid Chr “Tiopert NORTHW ALD, __the United States. o 1« mjumin Day. PRI P, M & O f General oflicers of this division—Benja B:l5n ty Express B! ERMA A rooms | \ eyt “ "‘ i min Day, Miss Minnie Avery, Miss Emma | - 84 Onkina Accontinod's 1050 - A S i S AR | S Wit attindod % Ly D, Galbraith Elton, Miss Kittie Avery. Dopart, EABTWAND. Aviive. ] BESTCART ON EARTH.” > R P LO0! f1 o1 wn the - A ‘Al ins g "4 It 1 ‘allace, M. P o B 5 o M. | P at 3 o cio fiornoon when the | [ ine Mr. boster, of 8. Louis, will ad- | Saptains—hued Leal, Hevman Wallace, | 434 [ ¥ v.iiiamoun. .| ot "1t S — following pr ill be rendered, < 3 e 9 B Day, Etta Swith, Mamie Cheny . T 1 Plauo \..u.!“ ; Frenelt, o [ o oS B e g e o0, D | aud May McCoy. sroc K ¥ ARD TRAINS | S——-MNGLE»DOU-———‘—-BLE — . pening address by B . el presi . thing - . dopot, Omala, ut BA:40 — | . and LIGHT, . Baritono solo, “Jack’s Yim," by ‘G, 1, | 10 I Destroying Property. . 20— :0—4:05-0 AT L 3 B e R Dr. Haughawout, the dentist on the 8:20 p. m.; Denver Ex., 10:3 21,829,850 | §is ST o1 01 aneo o e Ful e, y k. K - h s alas, S . b . A | R p: Zimmérman. . s K. of . will assemble at | corner of Sixtecnth and Douglas, was ar el i at_wras-msi10 Tansill's PunchCigars | EASY, DURABLE and CHEAP, m:‘ui‘ml((.h\::lu,wl.-. tod, by Mossrs, Bldridoe \ TN 9 “.“]‘\“‘L A\i"‘““””‘ aath to : A ..l\\l -1.‘n‘1-0 ;n\‘u';llkwx:ul\‘-‘u’f‘ljnw laud il W 2003354 05— 18 :2h :,m,mpw,du ing the past rce on board cars N A TRt 3 1 by Miss Nellie attend funcral of Brother Kolfort, | Jady, Miss Clase on a charge of destroy- | B:de 0 0 o e 4 two years, witrout & drim 7 by Ma Nellio | - ini property. Miss Chase, it ssems, b 5080 B a6 i 100 By ¥ Fidas o the i CHA T ALLFN Mz accompaied by ph,, P putup a storm door for the fr pash n""‘l\‘-flfiwn...W..u.fin ar aqgfl Poem by J. M. Cor of her building and this Dr, Haughawout | ~C0 oot m L T LT LnE fuans (e COLDWATER, Mich, Eefoetion by 8 Mebiide, elocus has repeatedly torn down. Miss Chase Foa, laction by Miss Acbriae, X duy; C, daily except Suturday: D, daily cxcept T, ‘S0L0 BY LEADING DRUECISTS. I tioulst, claims thap ihe storm dooy is necessary | Mouda, R.W.TANSILL & C0..65 State SL.Chicago.