Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, April 30, 1887, Page 5

| WHE OMAHA DAILY BEE: SATURDAY. APHIL 30, 1887, | i s ¢ | UNISTING GootS, PUSHING THE BELT RAILWAY, | sfhasist bl ervics T e fow o | rgimiois o', Tt Fias e A Darly i OF el esterday 1o po- | PO R ST IR R Road lice court charged with assan Work on the Linostn to Be Hurrled family and threatening to do them great Forward This Summer. hodily injury. The case was occupying 450 SR the attention of a large number of wit- nesses and spectators. A DEALER IN BOOKS FAILS. | MOttt (GO of tho Towa bouse, 9 bik 7, Plainview, w d... 1,050 Wm M Harris et al fo W T’ Catmich: 3 HAVEYOU 1M $10 AND UP house will be the attraction on that even- -1 s _— who fired a fun at some employes at the %’x'n‘,’&éfis:gfllfil}i '“w“d‘_!“fi. "’” ) E Falkenburg's Btore Olosed By Ored- | New Republic office B};‘ll'l'_rsrflfi"pyc“rl:fxlvggi City of Omaba fo Max Abriyin, i3l & e 280e 5 er ca , yes- t beg 8 4, Credi ftors—The Northern Rolief A terday, although the police claimed to F(:ue\ergld?i.fz ::oro 508 3 a 2 ' clation Incorporates—Board have made diligent search, Alonzo B Hun - =L e of Trade Reorganized, Langtry is to il Line?ih} d‘:‘\jnn the ‘lllalmgren, © 3 lot 18, Sunnyskie, w % Evlni“ei oF Isa’ [ ] coming month of May and Funk's opera B e g . . as — o Miner, lots 37 and 88, blk 6, Briggs A Prominent Buffalo Physieian says: IFROM THE BEF'S LINCOLN DUREAT.| ing. Front reserved seats are already in P F bl L 2,000 8| ye: 4 One of the officers of the incorporated | demand and the houso will undoubtedly | g A"Benson and " wife o Deiia A Dr forme. caieag. T pere s 1 someimer | 00 d0Z€N Unbleached Shms. belt line railroad, who has passed through | be & great one. Vaughan, lot 37 blk 9,Briggs Placo o | unuws rwn:r;fi’}‘-;:fl:.l | profession ta'hidored A . she recent excilement of motor and cable 'Said Aaron (o Moses E"X g,',',fo‘,; and wife to Delia A i 108 70U Aht ops of T P ey q dwhle hflck am’ tma |IHEII And become assured of the faet that you can wear pure lines, informed the Bek yesterday that the Let's cut off our noses.” v.uzu:in, lot 81, bik 4, Briggs Place 250 have recomivended your inention to At | hosoms, 480; wonh "50. merchant-tailor made clothing for less price than 48 purvey waa practically completed. “There | Aaron mast have been a sufferor from will be,” continued the officsal, “a meet- | eatarrh. The desperation which catarrh ing of the stockholders and dircctors at | produces is often sufficient to make peo: ipitation ofthe hes e mmatiun, pain in tho back And . AN have o4 Aand ing results. ighly recommand your Klectric Belts as posesesing great charged for ordinarpg clothing; if not, seleot from the JSollowing the préce you can agford, cut out the list and come and sce what # represents. E__A Benson and wife to Delia A Vaughan, lot 2 blk 13, Br Place add, wd... Edith E Dool 50 dozen New York Mills Muslin Shirts at 55¢; worth $1. an early day now, perhaps tho first of the | Pl say and do many ragh things, and | B HooUe, 10 Aeh 0 T q | menh P AR, M. D, Niagaraat 5 k. s thel ahon i b o ppeove | BaiS,conints Bk oo, 18 80 | Wikt PSSR o o ebe e | €0 dozen Gents' Balbriggan Un- PRICE LIST the survey and arrange for building.” Con- | existed. It cures overy caso from the | §Dernetts subdivoliots 9, 10 and | e somo pear Se: Lnavo uscit sororalkind. of i 5 tinuing the interview, he also stated that | simplest to the most complicated, and all | prad W Gray snd wi to Clara 1 Silk: Tan Bonestiy give vho. broforenca oyours. by all llalwalr, shirts and rawers, the belt line would be constructed to West ‘l’!;uc‘f%me “{,’fifi: g:z:}:rcr‘&mgkpgggn r;l»{r'th.( 8 ‘{)fl“{g‘a n ‘go oy l'ollofz ang‘.l.( s ;:,‘5_:, i g m'-'-n, ir’n';“?‘?“""“"m 50¢ Lincoln, the insane hosvital and the pen- 3 Lo . i 1 L) by ¥ il Ml et ' gom T M ' will not be apt to take cold again, as it 10, Improvement Assoclation add, w A Physic Says. All of M atient X ] flentiary the prosent yoar und that i | Ruvawlie aoous. membranes. boaihy | gt 00 | 4T oS, T 65 dozen summer Merino Shirts STUITS oonnectio 8 of the and strong. ruggists. s GENEVA, NED., Jan 31, . Places it may be mado to pay expenses at 0y L el froflota 18 and 1, bk, Hawhiorne | | I, Home Inser Diag i { eonimend and Drawers, in colors, 50c, “ATY . the present time, although no more can ( A PRESENT FOR ED. STOKES. et al to Li f 9 80 That was mad rder by a merchant bo capeciod T bl 110 OMDANY 810 | o e warme TETF 16 Gonsinmes t0 | - et ot o, 1 bl o Rl A i i derr :;r;c:: ‘l“p‘:‘;";;'{l;‘;‘:" “‘c"""e "‘: :‘:’l ";; Clear Out Barroome as Heratofore. | Edward ¥ L‘)'f{{rew:gzl‘"‘:’m}lffilll;;‘g A Minister of the German Evangelical flg o i) B Savannah News: A gang of cowboys (L) S Chureh, Says: Gent's Genuine British Ralf Hose terminal facilities, They also e¢xpeet to | with 38-calibre revolvers never cleared | fanning T.oronzen et al to Aaron L ) b W Henning Lorenzen et al to Aaron Reubenstein, 2x10 rods com 10_rods 8 of nw cor of e} of ne ] fast colors, 19¢. Very cheap. push the project of a union depot and | out a western saloon 1n shorter order | 25 different styles Mon's Knpoi t- union elevator. For the past month tho | than a crowd in the Pulaska house bar 25258885 22888838 \ . 7 i was dispersed lastnight. As they rushed | wd o e )18 LT LRULOT AL ed Half Hose, 19¢. Not a single v “:‘;{" E;wolm:rb;figplgffiflhstga:'h,‘,l",‘“lgsf pull-n_mh through the Bull street doors W;&l Ll B éi’-‘:.’:.{.'.‘fi?fl'g’.{iml{:’gx l'l':!;;v“u-)«'fumvt pair worth less than 25¢ to 35¢. @nce 1s now mado that it is to be well | the first thought of passers by was | HFelR Sho o &g g . 2,000 i ; eV, L Gents’ Lisle Hose, 29¢; reduced commenced the present summer. that another earthquake was coming. | ginato Walter I3 Wilkins, lot 2 bik 9, _ Residence, Middloville, Burry it from 50c. A CAPITAL CITY FAILURE, It was mneither a cowboy nor an earth- | “janscom place,w d v 2,000 Neuralgia of the Stomach Cured. Gents’ four-ply Linen Collars in Yesterday a ripple of excitement quake, but something fufly as terrible, all the latest styles, Sc each. 151, Jan. 01, 1357 passed over the business portion of the | & full grown adult rattier. The workmen Same to John Streef orini ‘with neural com place, w d Tlorne—Denr Sir: PANTALOONS. Dr. gl Rt come 10 ive - 57 | ¢ ) : r e iver H 2 e veme much, The | Gents Sa! ned Ties, mew ity in the supposed failure of F. A. Falk- who are cutting bushes up the river Sn‘lmlfi()‘\;‘m e oo muc o ! g y T ookRyan s T o1 S, "f:?.’“y".lfir““{'h?f"é.',’i‘é‘m‘."‘.’.‘.fi.': Sam to Lalph W ireckéiiidds, 1ot 3 ' 1| o TR D e A v G And'10c worthp to In endless variety of patterns, cut, sizes and prices, to -} Y y o 1 , Hanscom place, Wd...o.. ... ,000 | loast symptom of nauralgia since, 1nm well plonsed . p RNows building on tho west side of Gove | contractor. Thoy hind cagod the ‘reptile | wumt o Wi I Deverell ot biic i, Youratraty. ARG | wWoven Wire Buckle Suspenders, suit the taste of man, matters not how long or shors Ms Hanscom place, w d... Same to Ambler 8 Acker 1k 9 Hanscom place w d 2,000 Same to Jennie Krank, I Hanscom place, w d... 2,000 Same to Jas I’ English, ot 5 biock 9, Hanscom place, Wd.. ... .. 2,000 Same to John F Dale, nig lot i8, 13, 14, DRS D D AYIESON blk 10, Hanscom place, wd. 2,000 W Ve " W Samoe to John Mwondnd. lot pocketboek may be, We make @ specialty of Gents Furnishings And we pride ourselves ¢n saying we carry the most complete line in Omaha. These will be found éncompare able in quality, at prices quoted by the MISFTCLOTHING PARLORS 1119 Farnam Street, N. B. Orders outside of the city recoeive promptand careful attention, Address the Misfit Parlorse ernment square. The closing of his place ina "°“fi2‘;’l‘:‘l;ll“ri‘;'i‘i“tfig :)‘:_P tv?'f) Z:::f'; 25¢. Gents’ Linen Handkerchiefs, 15¢ to 25¢; worth 50c. Gents’ Percale Shirts with collar and Cuffs, 75¢, $1 and 81.25. 50 dozen Gents’ Fancy Shirts, 47¢; worth 75¢. Linen Towels, SPECIAL OFFER: 150 dozen All Linen Tow¢ls, 8 different styles to select from, at 7ic each, or 90c a dozen. 200 dozen Large Towels, cluding crepe, huck and damask, and knotted fringe, also plain white and red bordered, lace bordered, &e¢., your choice to- day for 19c each. This you will find the biggest bargain ever offcred in Omaha. There are 'Towels inthis lot worth from 35¢ to 50c each. Your choice to-day, remember, only 19¢ each. HAYDEN BROS. 16th Straet, Near Douglas. by N were nai. '%‘:lflr&:‘fl:mus,yt?fie {/::\li:xxllfl gf:ti:,f,fl shingle. Box and contents were placed gga'nk and the putting of some extra | in the barroom for safe keepmng until mortgage on the stock in favor of W. H. morning, as the night clerk objected to Ihingnrd. The claim of the bank was having the snake in the office or around due Thursday and Mr. Falkenburg was the lobby. Nearly everybody who enter- willing that the bank should take posses- ed the bar caught sight of the box and sion ofthe stockl {ffnecessary to secure tried to form an idea of the rattler’s size ossession. Abou?lhe same time H{de. g(’;xp‘“’““l through the cracks in the o",‘,‘;,t;‘,",,f {f,;‘,”.‘;‘o',‘,‘ "::?,d 1l :gfizid ','g: One young man from an interior coun- night » deputy sheriff took possession of | £ finally dropped in, and was approach: the store. There was & _surprised lot of | iDf the box by a left oblique movement workmen in the News office in the- morn. | ¥hen he carromed on the soap box lay- g when they weat to work and found | ing on the floor. Instantly ‘the reptile 6 doors were locked, but when Colonel | 8t off his alarm clock rattle at a rate yde reached the soene he issued passos whieh sounded as if his tail was making to the employes, contrary to the inter- 1,200 revolutions a minute. The ruralist tato Jaw, who were allowed to enter the | Fecognized the soundi,nml tho leap that ‘mllaln " "Attachments have been taken | he made would have broken the best am- put agalnst the stock by some of the atour's record in the country if it had @bove named creditors. been measured. In some way NORTHERN RELIEF ASSOCIATION. the box was overturned, and one The articles of incorporation of the of the staves which was insecurely fast- Northorn Relief association, A. 0. U. W., | ened came offt. Out darted a Jead ns wore filed with the secretary of state yes- | Wide on top as the palm of an ordinary terday. This is the incorporation of the | mAn's hand. Two feet or more of snake \A. 0.'U. W under the act exempting se- | 810t out after the head like a blow cret societies from the general insurance ?ltra‘gh! from the snoulder. Inless than faws. Tho company commences business | half asecond three fect or more of the n the 27th o[' April and continues reptile had wriggled out on the floor and fwom ears, the business bemg con- coiled up midway between the counter lmllexg board of six ctors, who ‘“‘A’ :’lh" f"“"k%‘}“v"‘ find Bt stand will hold’ business meeti biennially. | . °““d°'h teen YT ‘3"".:‘) and- 'he incorporators elected filemselv&s to | ing around, the flo“t G AT AL L] he offices for different terms: J. G. g““ of the box. Half a dozen glasses of Tate, president; H. M. Warring, man. | beer and a lemonade had just been sct ager: f F. Roose, treasurer; the board | Out: The thirsty and the curious were of directors being F. G. Fuller, of Chad. | 8larmed by a yell, and all grasped tho ¥on, and .lfimon of Shelton, for | 8iluation so quickly that a stop watch two years; J. G. Tate and F. F. Roose couldn't have' taken the time. Some {\;r four yoars, and M. H. Garten and H, | made a break for the billiard room and Dr. W. J. HORNE, 191 Wabash-avenue, Chicago. Eole Tnventor, 0 Prietor and Manufacturer, stampraop oatlogue. The C. E, Mayne Real Estate and Trust Co, N. W. COR. 15th AND HARNEY, OMAHA, Property of every descriptlon for sale in all parts of the city. Lands for sale in every county in Nebraska. A COMPLETE SET OF ABSTRACTS Of Titlesof Douglas County kept, Maps of the oity, state or county, or information desired furnishod free of E:hnrge upo:{ application, 7, 08 AL, OMIAE A S i, ko 1707 Olive St., St. Louis HMo. ), Hanscom place, W d. ... 1742 Lawrence St., Denver, Colorado, Samo 10 Kate ¥ Holloway, I %0 blk0, | O the Missouri State Museum of Anatomy, Same toJonn A Snield g St. Louis, Mo., University College Hospi- Hanscom place, w d. tal, London, Giesen, Germany and New Blulme [ lmorln B Bul;ilo 3 York. Having devoted their attention inscom place, w d. . : 4 Same 1o Lillle V Monning, it 18 bii 10 SPECIALLY TO THE TREATMENT B T o ame to Sydoey Smith,s} lots 12 blk 10, Hanscom place, w d 2,000 N 0 S Ch d Blood Same to A C P Farrell, lot 6 ew u h [‘()mc afl Samots Mol T Bethed Y ame ollie ~ Hanscom place, w d. 2,000 Rufus A| Wiiis and wife to Wm 8 DISEASES) Rlo‘l‘)frt;ug, lots 8450679, Columbia 9900 sdore especially those urlq‘lng from impru- wa J lence, invite all so_suffering to correspond S e 3e0S G 597 | without delay, Diseases of infection and S Omaha Land Co to Chas Fah! contagion cured safely and speedily with- blk 01, 8 Om, wd.......... . 412 | out detention from business, and without Frank J Coates to Fred A Josiyn, s 40 the use of dangerous drugs. Pa- teet of lot 15, Fairmont add, wd. .. 1,800 | tients whose cases have been neglected, LI TG R R 5 badly treated or pronounced incurable, iy b 4 3 300 | should not fail to write us concerning their Jas B Megeath symptoms. All letters receive immediate Sauws, lot 26, Windsor place, wd ... 8800 | attention. C 1l Boher and wite tn Ablewl D " JUST PUBLISHED. en, lo , Bedford place,wd 1, And will be muiled FREE to any address Jas 5 Woodburp ot 8l to Jiekert Bock, (o0 | on receipt of one 2 cent stamp. _ “Practical Thos Malone o Maty Malone, ¢ Observations on Nervous Debility and wig blk 10, 8 E Rogers add, g0 ... 1 | Physical Exhaustion,” to which is added an West Side Bld Asso to Cits of Om: “Essay on Marriage,” with important chap- A L T ters on Diseases of the Reproductive Or- . Warring for six years. the rest for Bull street. ~But ail could not get through the doorway atone ip8 gans, the whole forming a valuable medical Dixon county, with a oapital stock of | timo, and four who were in tho rear 81 ot ar Bl o o L A B oy treatise which should be read by all young 10,000, has g]‘ed articlus of incorporation, | jumped for the counter and clambered | _place, o R 1| men. Address, £ 08 Aln AL 10/ cOMIIenco 80 once . thi | oonli[upamL: W Side Bld n DRS. 8. & D. DAVIESON, e ms a a on a tinue for twenty-fiye years, The indobt. ‘The bartenders couldn’t see what had ALO‘{ "i'flwh} ‘h lni:cmzr: dnm:g. e %”-' 2,000 1742 Lawrence St.,, Denver, Colorado. e ednoss is limited to two-thirds the capital happened, but they formed a_pretty ac- | ABGreWS, SREMCON QIS AE 0 98 e 1707 Olive St..St. Louis, Mo, OMAHA, NEBRASKA. 518 19 20 2183 blk ® Hanscom place, Sock and the incorporators are J. H. | Surate ides, and thoy, -too, climbed upon ul 5 Ki * | the counter. The reptile just remained Paid up Capital. ....... ....$350,000 # y Yo W wakr on maon "L | eolled up and showed ni ire by darting O aaband o Gsiare 0% | OMAIIA DEPOT | gurplus. .........o.ooo.loin.. 40,000 | puhe ) Lt i The business men of Lincotn have fets | 0ut his forked tongue and trying to lash | “'8 Hengen, lot 9 blk 108, lot 12 bllk 113 H. W, Yates, President. j : e | tho influence of the awakening season | the 8if into fonm by his rattl. Howas | Fiorence a6, L A. K. Touzalin, Vioe President. That 3 SN i and have reorganized that which hag | D088 of the bar for the moment, and Om and Floren 0 W. 1.5, Hughes, Cashiex. 4 S Deafness | Posn only 1n naine herctofose board. of | cold have had white seal champagneif | ~Gustave 13 Hengen et al lo¢D bik 103 3 (e e Nover Membrane- | boado. Two hundred business mon and | ho had called for it, o could have goue | GIOtAP Kiion and isbanio 6o {812 Donglass St w. V.M John 8. Colli Fails to e ous Croup, sapitalste were _nstrumental In ‘the | RO UAKER 1LV R Tolehe G | W Aloginnoy, lov 18 blk Bid, Flor: ; HW.Yawes. _ LowisS. Reed" Cure ; e Snoring, wakening and they have placed at the | op it would have attem he | sylvin'® MoKin A. E. Touzalin. Uleorated i pted to do the | Sylvin E McKil nd to cora :.ydmma t:? "&? h:fl;‘l‘;‘.’.':]:l R {{c:t" human fly act, and would have tried to "Gustave B Hengen, lot 9 block 108, BANKING OFFIOE: fetarth AP Sore Throat ouseof Baymond Bios. “Aoiiv cliens | WHLE00 e SOUDE ), o tmuten the | 0 F Coush gud i i Gisieis B e THE IRON BANK, |%puiated Pharingitis | are joined with him 1n the determination i L Hengen e 5 feet of lot 10 and w C 12th and F: S 3 and panic began to subside. Two or three & , iy or. _and Farnam Sts. Neural i B o without o bininass auis” st | Parties who had ‘baon plaing billinrds | 1043} Ke7es 4 ofJob2 Caplio - 1087 Model. | 4 Gaoral Banking Busiucss Transacted. 55 ; Laringitts w L V Morseetal to Upton 1ot 8 blk 2 Lakes add, w_ d s Elias Svenson and wife to ‘Sarah’' Brownson. lot 11 blk 10 Reeds 1st ad ing of some clmracter, cautiously advanced on the snake with K conncotion with the reorganiaztion | Cues and succeeded in pinioning him to of the board steps were taken for the | L€ floor without hurting him much. &t formation of a local freight bureau with Then a ,necc of wire screen was obtained 5,000 FRANK C. HOLLINS & 0., A GREAT FAMILY MEDICINE. i i and nailed on the box, an opening being wd.... . 0,500 Members New York Stock Exchange. | ol b v, of brneg |l e oot "W much | WA R L O T R AN il e B Tatos and effeoting a harmuny of action | S3ution anddiffioulty that was accom- among heavy .m&ms in enforeing their plished, and those who were upon the rights in tho promises. 1t is expeoted | Sounter wero told gll‘lut they mlfi t come shat with a thorough organization that f"z“d‘" ”"’"im he ;‘"d t% e snake shippers will be enabled to throw their :° @ h“: f eight id eet long, business in a bulk to the line of road that | P86 tha s oonsidered by Anton llnsge.!nnd wife to Fred H wadding am, lot 19, Pelbam place, Wb e ey ons John A Milroy to John D lot 7 bik 2, Potters add, wd ... . Frank T Murphy to Frauncis A McCall, STOCKS AND BONDS, Gainr_and Provisions. 246 Clark Sreet, Chicago. (Grand Pacific Hotel) 0,— Omuha, Neb., April 12, 1887 0 ago_you induced meto_try one of your Smoke Balls. At tho time 1 had & r7 bud whooping cough. o could hardiy lle down, as it broughi on stranguls: nd in bts efforts Lo throw off“stringy phlegm': he H a8 taken (n. b 0" from dny, nnd INSIDE OF 8 HCURS BROKE THE COUGH UP. ¥rom hi io d easily thrown off In T of the searoti the child Liud fally OARBOLIC BMOKE BALL Gentiom child suffering tion from the phiegm, 1000 a et ast 1,550 1,500 t o form of “ . The gf:.'fi'.‘:,":: ’;';u’l?;‘;‘:;d“ the | neok, and then slipping a novse over his new administration may be like 8 new head. The reptile is said to have two ‘broom, but they wholly lack in appear- L‘“{' l"&' 3;"’“1‘ of his rattles were ance. A night or two ago two strangers | broken of in dragging him to the camp. were uwnghod at an apparition that During the night his mate followed after ¢ them in the cool of the evening. mile from where he was cap. L altwas dressed 1n she shabbiest kind of :II{I and was foundin the morning and sitizen's clothing and swung with evel olo o evidence of authority a prodigions bi ry Colonel (i‘:‘“?' intends to send the There are some of the new force who | Inake to Stokes, provrietor of the have a thought of their personal appear- Ml house, N""‘ °f‘|“- l""“’ WA snce, and others who do not, but seemto | 9@ 0 place in a case in his bar among regard a weapon all that makes a police- the oostly pictures with which it is hung, ka, Sommtel vl "o 1o ol | £ eBLe 1t romarkably vicious, s force under Mayor Burr's administration by the reformers of systems in constant | time When disturbed. abuse, that a stranger would expect to soe highwaymen in them. To the con- | POZZONI'S MEDICATED COMPLXIONPOW trary, however, strangors saw 1n the old ., , DER uniformed men who at least knew | For infant’s toilet is an indispensable ar- w to appear as police officers, and did | ticle, healing all excoriations immediate oot fo long the streots ike a home- { teader hieing forth in the mornin ttle ones. It is perfectly harmless. For 0 and oasi ‘matter, Yo lot 33. Nelson’s add, gc.. 1 -nmn(- w days X . Bince that I use Kmoke Batl in my family for! ary ‘offers them reliof from present discrimi- | Others ~to be an exaggeration . Private wire to New York, colds. for which it gives Immodiate roliefand a speedy cure. __ Res, £ &ates. A8 promisii Jor 'm Gaslin Jr ler of . 3 W rt. Two of his fangs were taken out y . % m::l: gfi‘.m year. g E& the men when tlmy‘z oaught him, which | add- w LR Rt & CHAY " o g 2 Our “Debellator Package,” unequalled as a blood purifier Y ey did by placing a forked stick on his | Jas H McCreary and wife to Otto Lo- ave[‘w atlona a“ and should be used in connection with the smoke ball in all chronic diseases. lno of Tennis Bats on the market, rang- 1ing in price, trom $1.! 10 $6.00 cach. ] ! Agents for Wright & Ditson's Wentworth Rocket, and W.& D.’s Adopted Tennis Ball, Spalding's TradeMarked Tennis Ball, Striped Teunis Coats, Hats, Belts, Bhoes, Btockings, complete Tennis Uni- forms, and everything pertaining to Lawn Tennis. Cataloguo tree ‘upon application, Collins & Gordon, 1812 Douglas St. beck, @ 44 ft of lot 8 blk 101, wd..... 19,000 peiiiis Tl A COLORED ROW. BOSTON, MASS. CAPITAL, - - - $400,000 SURPLUS, - - - - 600,000 Accounts of Banks, Bankers and Corpo- rations solicited. Our facilities for COLLECTIONS are excellent and we re-discount for banks when balances warrant it Boston is a Reserve City, and balances with us from banks(not located in other Re- serve Cities) count as reserve. ‘We draw our own Exchange on London and the Continent, and inake Cable trans- ters and place money by telegraph through- out the United States and Canada. Government Bonds bought and sold, and Exchanges in Washington made for Banks without extra charge. We have a market for prime first-clas .A- FREE TEST. Given to all callers at our ladies’ and gents’ parlors, room 11 Creighton Block, Carbolic Smoke Ball sent by mail, $2, and 4 cents for Debellator, $1. CARBOLIC SMOKE B Room 11 Creighton Block, 15th St., near P. 0. Omahs, Neb. Belle Sanford Meets a Defeat at An- other Woman's Hands. Belle Sanford, & colored woman who rooms on Ninth street, attacked auother colored woman named Mattie Hill, yes- =} Bid = Ll terday afternoon and caught a Tartar, E Bad = = = The Hill woman claims the Sanford wo- man struck her with a wagon spoke. She retaliated by vigorously using a broom handle. The Sanford woman’s head was cutopen and ber right arm broken. The Hill woman was assisted by her hus band, it s claimed, Both women were arrested. The Sanford woman has been in jail frequently of late for drunkenness and fighting. She has two or three small children and they are necessarily taken to the police station with her, While Dr. Leisenring wae EEYSTONE MALT % WHISKEY others should use it freely on the b X- Investment Securities, and inyite propossls e dtcinet Doe, " 43 urs to plant sod corn. Incidentally it | ale by druggists. ‘f‘“;""“ ";“ 5"::?"1“ womay 8 ‘:“j""‘;’!’l trom States, Counties and Cities when is- H might be well to remark that the new e A Pl e i a suing bonds. THE BEST Tfl!.lfl force has not reformed evilsin the city to REAL KSTATE. t 6 baid. 4 MGeC.WIolLr Walls RESTORED, A victim o: Wedoa general Banking business, and IALED for CONSUM! 0 —— o the tumult, so that the police station fuf imprudes se caunng Oy r any zr;l'&lehntmbn?bhpl houses nt;‘ll Transfers Fited April 28, 1887, was o pandemonium. e ot mf;r‘gm-,n "Docay,” N invite correspondence. Y o ave agalust the lattor bejuate: W0 | Honry L Chamberlaln to Palmer B ; ASA B: BOTTER, Rrosident. e ) Baving in e dacovel fi 0 i Py llow, 2K, C 3 Joct their fhos publicly instead-of pel. | Beiden, lot 18, blk 1, Jerome Fark, w 5 toriiglompituse. | JOB, W. WORK, Cashier. PERFECTS DIGESTION vately and indirectly “to assist these 50, uis . taareee —_——— ey - DR. EDW. L. WALLING, Sus. piscos through advertlsing tiom. ixla'. b}:i' TE:::‘-E:‘I)’%flIE&‘:;E:f 1,500 J & T COUS N’ S OES L. J. MARKS & Co. ation was called W OUT THE OITY, ugustus Kountze and wife nei- i rovisi is— apee ty.aore tracts within the two- | ~ eita Boisen, lot o l 3 \ @rain and Provision Commis Two blk 6, Kountze 4th our Keystone Malt Whiskey by mile limit from the city boundary have .. 700 E‘ 'd:: Druggist, of Tre sion Merchants, Embody the highest exellrinélec in Shape \ L been sold the past two days, ting | 1P Lruvn and » ) liness, Comfort and Dulcabiltty and ,000 each, They will be“fint d at lot 9 Smith’s Park, wd. .. 8,000 ess, Comfort an \ral y an 8 oo and be 'added to the long Tolo of | L b TuYE AR wifgto ieo O Hobble, are the Gruinand Provisions boueh ¢ VP i town lots that are rapidly encroaching on f;‘}‘&r& ’fi'yfi i"‘-kr" ‘v:“ ?. 3 sy Omaha lembl’a- Jas E Longand wife'to Franeis Phelps An early-in-the-day fight ocourred on | _lot3, blk15, Bedford Place add, w article in Pttt 4 me 3IVALE OF DEITATIONE. Reigning Favorites on the 0 Bourd of Truds licited. ly or weekly market lei cation. Reference—Cora Exehange 1,000 fashionable circles Our na me Is on eve- LYON & HEALYS ST TS Mt Susan E Howard et al w0 nk B sale, . & T. Cou s, New York, e :;:a ;, ‘h.mn:;.:“ %:?l,:‘m,::‘ :%,‘n&,: ,: 0‘:: wan EHowid ot ol 1o, ank B Y I ousins, New Yorl ars, §. Mo s.. Cuisace, CROTTY BROS., Chleage, Ik Label, lo{tlm coming out of the fracas with a | ;20 wd... 1,580 y f bloody nose. 1he usual large and “fi‘m;fi‘“ thlul Neison, .- div, wd.... miscuous crowd of spectators ?nd i 15 b soarcely time to gather s0 soon was all lfiéu%%ngfig@ EE“ ‘The paving question doth not o 8, Kountze 8d add, wd........ E m"':‘h R Juertion doh mot Jot 8F:. | pefet Hiendrickson and wite o ituvid & ots, .?d '"'h"dnqmmm .“d.xfi‘:u[:d ‘l.idsuvu. lot 34, McCandlish {Place, : oerning which io.the best of &l s mn. ilaftrennnum of Colorado sand- %flm&fi .?"‘" o 7,000 stone and of Triniaad asphaltum bave | Mary H Dundy to Jas 3 ally visited the city, and a number | “al'lots 1,33, blk 1, local cltizens have been strenuously | wd....... ,.oe.oiroiis vnrln‘!.:flek. ‘The outcome promises to 4 bes mixture. : estate was higher in Linooln - afle of Bottle. —t EISNER & MENDELSON, For young women, Princeton, N. J. @oodman Dru&Co Genl. Agents,Omaba Prospectus, full particulars, sent” onp- ebraska. plicaton to |. H, McElvaine. | warrans ‘ 1 T rocelving & cure Boud atsugs e 8. da ek g e tral o | E1D Sore Jon. Adl-—’-rn H G ROOT, 188 Poarl 8t Now York. EAK 2t WENNOE £ i i DREXEL & MAUL, 5 F INSTALMENT GOODS s only 1§ ; STATE AGENTS FOR THE &l IVALMA%&%T%W Suocessors to Juo. G. 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