Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, July 21, 1888, Page 8

2 T P - T— i X Glamna i e TR IRRGOEVING" DM 11 e AR 1 SR p— ndlseen) 1 ¢ s assoclation, ar- The infernal revenue’ collections. yes- terday amounted to #8,51 3 The Sunday school of the Latter I E___S T]{I‘ O‘IAHA DAILY BEE: SA URDAY Jl’l Y 213 1885. 3. L. ANDREWS & GO0, Saints will. hold a picnic at Hanscom 1 Hoge outlined the situation to WE TH I N K B Es T §.W. Cor. 15th & Denglas §'s. park on the 26th inst. men, and s ut the McVitie's grocory stosk at Eleventh | {rorst possibllities ia order tha :x'uul gt i | e “';;x:gf}‘é"‘ As the season for CUTTING PRICES is approaching to S, Cor, 15 & Douglas 1, and Farnam strects brought o little | A vote was taken whether to continue the Kire The Kirst Gun? 1, and it is pssorte itha, about thirtyfive over $900 at cherift's sal . Three of C. 1. M gold Thursday FIRST LOAD | SECOND LOA We will offer |l> clo present strike or whether to accept the terms offered swere | by General Mana and r Stone, 1 Mr. Hoge silys the men unanimous for continuing the fight, are twenty-nine memoers St the grievance committee, und instead of them to ( for a con Ch 1o, is making Burlington & Quine expression of the herhodd men, has convened 3urlington, h and ¢ . brought a little ove The sheriff has taken posscs Paul O'Byrne's( South Thirteenth street and ousted the agent, S. 8. Felker The horse ear company has aban- doned Twentieth street and its track is being torn up. Grade at work and lored SACK SUILTS, former prices $15.00 (o $20.00, now $10.00 and $12,00, d and light weight cutaway FROCIK § S, worih trom $14.00 10 %22.00 AT $10.00, $12.00 AND $15.00. pae elegant light.colored PRINCE AL R nd PRINCE ARTHUR sSUIT wine sto THIRD LOAD-Will be i, Plattsmic Ottun in ploces will lower the u“ tthree feet, | He goes to Lincoln this morning to hold a They are well tri and made of impotted fabrics, and was soid at $23.00, ¥25.00, $27.00 and The children of the Hebrew Sabbath "“"‘“,“,‘4’}'{ ,"\”,‘. Aot 15 CHIARS Y Z $20.00. We will offcr 1o close this week school are requested to he at the syna- [ (o o b "\ Quincy. ‘The 5 2 hake areangements for b family pice | 3 Tiogs saya the *votrs thus ag‘nO].la By investigntion this will be found NO W ALNUT, but A NUT easter to erack, as wo pirppose PRICES which will nic to be given on Thursday, July 26, | far have been practically unanimous for olbaaTout Avaty igRE-walght Farment on ous tublts, at Hanscom purk. continuin :yu‘...‘m\-,.u.q v’..»"l‘K it wwu‘xl :..- & Balm 3 Frank Courtright, a young man of | § b LRl S R L i i number of d twenty-six, who is dying with consump- tion and is trying to get to his old home at Minncapolis in_time to breathe his —no Detection Monday, Ju]y 23, 1888. 1 two liundred men forthe Fuce, Nock Ho s tnstantly npplied/s Keep a look out for our special sale of Children’s and Boys' wear on t. was at the police station yesterday, on before mounting chairs to ] o |-,v ble object of charity, A number “"_1 Hln‘w"h'_“ i A of police oflicers and newspaper veport- | L R ers pot up a collection and gave him & | copeesgions, but Mr. Hoge says they L] Q ticket to Sioux City and $13 in cash, slicht dthe te e unconditional surrcnder Personal | aeranhs. state b present what the Mr, H. . Robinson, of Kimball, is at the | are. When asked as to the Paxton termination of the struggle, OUR OWN DAYLIGHT CLOTHING STORE, the Mitlar b1 the dil Higaa S WL Oorner 15th and Douglas Streets ' Mr. J Cornwell, of Crete, was in the % =2 ———— city yestorday Drink Malto. " ‘ L 2 : o it ) T Snhed by GUTTUN FLANNELS ' 4 of EFOMBHE WS i the Rocky Mountains hed by 7 e Omaha visitor yesterday, ths DRI S AGIHIO, Messrs. W. T. Eubank and J. B3, Timmony, Figaro and get Handsome and Most Satisfactory for Smoke Seidenber of Sidney, were in Omaha yesterds HEBasE BioaTE G BAE 11 the Worldy Mak Messrs, E. L. Res Messrs, E. L. Reed and J. F. Parkins, of . s'de Weeping Water, woro in the city yesterday, | Mever & Co., wholesale depot. R E I AI | I RA D E' Mr. G. F. Swift, of Chicago, was in the P ey~ N I\ R city yesterday looking after his packing - HE FELL AMONG iV ES. & “’"“' And of Cou y Thoroughly Did PRICE LIST SENT ON APPLICATION, Messrs. Charles L, Schacffer_and . T Him U p. lidhld O BiELLG U Paxton | yrung Jucobson, who is an honest Swedish gucsts farmer, vesiding near Fullerton, came to | Those who have used them will Buy No Other Brand, The Burlington takes the lead. were in Omaha visiting | Omaha Thursday for the purpose of purchas- ing some ultural implements, On TRY THEM. of Tecumsch, and Mr. | alighting at the Union Pacific depot o im It was in advance of all lines in developing Nebraska. AR S ii‘fli‘.'l'x‘»‘. l{‘,’,‘.‘,“f',","{;;,,‘:;“,‘;,'“(,“,:,“’"‘I“'[,',‘.',",‘,"' SOLE AGENTS FOR ALL MARKETS: is a Jono widower, his | South Teath st nd after being It was in advance ofall lines in establishing dining-car g 1 & e ywith villainous whi wits of cours lwh'ud . . 0o . 4 Mi st even o Ryt L ootag sol) AMUEL G DAVI & GU service between Missouri river points and Chicago. » worlk sneaking I ivic ' Martin, for a two wee| relati in made a_ strenuous effort to It was in advance of all lines in giving the people of ul. She wis accompaiied by her: cousi, SAINT LOUIS, MO, Omaha and the West a fast mail service. Ross, of Beatrice, and Charles Jeremiah Eorig Comisky. More Fallen Curbs. convince the court of his respuctability : The work of the curb contractor on Pacific [ Honesty, but only made his case we and he was mven thirty days on bread street from Tenth to the water, Jubobson said he had $15 when he seoms to ha for sidents in that | arrived m Omaha, and that he and Martin = It was in advance of all lines in running its trains from n rhood say that the stone ias all fallon | spent. probudly of that sum for = e down and that the work will huve to be gone or. When ar J on had 20 | L k4 the East into Oma ar. over a second tite, cents, while Martin L §0.6 T e DR. HORNE’S ha propar, X . Still Another Counterfeit The UNION PACIFIC adds to its sor- o 2 § El l -M t B It I8 It was in advance of all lines in reducing the time of A counterfeit five dollar r certificate “:“.E.‘ l‘:\,: \‘,” R L % efl 'u a "e lc e s ' & that will contribute Lus been discovered in the cast, ray to the comfort of its passengers. passenger trains between Omaha and Chicago. ‘ g is coarse, and while apparently there is ettt 3 y silk in the projer i ALMOST DESERTED. 3 < f e g P :‘,x,‘,',: b appcars o b e A : ‘-"\!‘kflfifl’:l‘““ It was in advance, and is the only line by which you can ticle But Little Activity Displayed in the | B with Klectric Hodi feave O i i i i ; el ; , uDlSflSESCURED WITHOUT HEDICINES. eave Omaha in the morning and arrive in Denver the Major Kleutsch, of Lincoln, was in the city | Mary Hurley, suardian of her four minor | B evening of the same day. S el iy n o 3 end Thursday with his_brother-in-law, C. J. - vyeive, it s and four | QU WILE OURME YO'J ers. .;!.'.3-:..;.':..‘.2...'}‘.::‘.‘;.'..’:‘:‘\'.',%'..".’? e Barth, of Chicago. The latter is the repre SUraaboative % Neuralgin, Sel dneyn, B ., Torpid” e 0 i son ¢ of the Equitabie Loan und Trust o moadeily \.. A g Er "-;""‘- Pl ...‘ :Th.-'.."‘i iy kg TGk 5;{,.‘,‘,’:.!?:: It has been progressive in tho past. company of New Loudon, Conn., which lis 1 \' BERILE “"“‘ 4 cor 1““ pd Disehasss Drepesy cte. ,“n". m.plnnn. Just wi p ordered the f its agencies from L esta y 1o procure wmoney for aac o body, | W/ 1"" a i i { | B | R SRR | WHEN ALL gLsE FAILS. It will lead in the future. , and cspec i Judge Gro the petition, TESTIM.HIILS Ui i vty pormiion, "5";-" '.i"“"’.‘.’n’!‘,’.ff’w."m.?r"%rlfif" k! e Chicag A, Oregory, Compi erohan, i 'mmnnfi/ul(;mnell Travel and ship via the Burlingtoa. Rowe and the Plumbers. e o Qvsan G, “"""i..‘m.,.;'.:"‘“v‘.‘m‘-aa = | John Rowe, the master plumber, arrived Sl B . McMichaai, 3D, 6 y AN B B e ot e i) i B g ¢ Seriseg i linsimela it ll.iu)mlurlnblu;lunpumxhl Robt. Hall, aldorman, 150 East ®th Btrvot., New York— Ticket Office, 1223 Farnam Street. Telephone 250. 2 i sy ta superior to all others—carronts of clectriol- ing to hire plumbers to come here to tuke cation . | B, i AGNETIC BELT i i as the wouro g tes Mot i b wior athuokaia diclson and, o o ot e “o’!gieiifi.l;s.cl!‘mq.:“ml :(fil‘?:;locl':{;=rgu:.:’hn:‘ulhv'r( it ‘: oo dis Depot on Tenth Street. week ago. An inte was sought | ©f this month e je RS & & continuous current of eloctrict 18 hiours out of #3) chroughout the human iy ) But the injunction can o porson | maimed for life by the Is. e e Tl b afotter ressricnt o fa st ety by a | ] who affected to speak fo 10 10 the WANTS A D1 N*"fl\"wm “:,g" pluimy d get information from them. | _ John R filed his application for a di- | AIE ¥ Rowa d68lnad, totalle voree fro hig wifo Elora Iteove, on, the . Thejplumber ounced yeatorduy that two | Charse: ultory fand’ dbsehtion, - They R ELiySaos alid Watacs 1 s e LT e S i o | RUPTURE Szt DR, HORNE'S ELECTRO-MAGNETIC BELT.TRUSS. ‘ were . induc after 1 e 6t wtember, TR 0 o ‘s > T Y i question, to agree to return to that place she has not | —_— A Worthless Mortgagn, ’ Some wee since Mattie Reed, a siren in i use 1017 Capitol aveuue, purchasced a 25 gold wateh of a Iifteenth street fiem. 0 down and was to pay the bal- | in March and wents on ~ son weekly payments of £15 per week, | Droperty descrive ¢ a4 mortgage on the watch as sccur g ity. The first weck demoustrated that Mat- o M tie was not able to nieet the requirements of SR O e contract, and the firm dema atch, To t disguist them that the ticker had beo arch warrant failed to produce the pr erty, und consequently the firm is out just §105! tion and anount on HaveYouSeenThom| Your Leff Liver | rueesst Will 1 o of i ) e oot S OUT OF ORDER? Suits,_in ~ Worsted| | fine Cassimere, orf N TR ok Senesiois | | BEAD THIS I XT IS. all the popular col- [ [ A ¥roprictary Melic ors and styles. Real .| “Pure,” Sitver Gloss < Corn Siarch, ”‘ L4 FOR T''S LAUNDRY. FOR THE TABLE. ed a Wi it of the cars, THE VEKY PERFECTION OF QUALITY itened, delayed in her busi- 1to Pay. cjecting her ven railroad uccountants, accurate and :"'”’,“'I":H“, 2 minute as they assume to be, are fallible. bk d County Clerk Moores has just had the pleas ure of planking down £25 for a mileage ticket |3 CONTRAGTS INOKEN. 5 but a trial it 0 prove its worth, i bargains that cannot i unaceounted for while he was agent for the nnan - be foree! ~~ynr-~ pro | fail to be appreciat- 3 Wabash. sounts were examined when V. oyl for nn | ed by the discerning 3 he 1esig thing f the rail stra We are a e that Months uft up 0 Summer Medicing Incxpensive goods = and found th 7 ok had been | are largely adver- & 0 dia Sts. I ced. " With e | tised thie season, but k .vuum-.!»m“k ing | block ” in Bedford plac Phe unpaid pay all of them cannot 1 it i RO L nIMLI GRS ) Summer's heat debilitates both nerves and body, and Head- Stand the test of I'ulufl fln m"g fia SflflSBS Sende ache, Sleeplessness, Nervous Prostration, and an “all- close inspection, W " South Omatis and the Fair. played-out” sensation prove that PAINE'S CELERY COMPOUND r k our customers APPLMNI(S rufl nirommts/un TRUESES. Rest facilitics, apparatus and remedies for sue sful treatment of every form of disease requis Medical or Surgical Treatment FIFTY ROOMS FOR PATIENTS. Board and attendance; best hospital accommos dations in the west Wit The stockyards men of Fouth Om Omaha Pair and offer a graund speclal purse : fair, to examine our stock, and thus satis(y themselves of its quality and our ve:| racity, | should be wused now. Tlis medicine restores health to Nerves, Kidneys, Liver, and Bowels, and imparts life and energy to the heat prostrated system, ations or no va- cations, PAINE's Cerery CoMrousp is the medicine for this season. It ia a scientific combination of the best tonics, and upany and the business orized the | 1 sociation to | na stockyards competec at | a free-for-all trot- requiring an en e on Deformities and Curvature of the Book 0x Diseases or WoMEN Frie ONLY RELIAZLE MEDICAL INST MAKING & BIECIALTY OF PRIVATE DISEASES. Blood Diseases mccessfully treated. Syph: 5 per cent. instead of the County Court those who use it begin the hot summer days with clear head: Catarrh, B ’R\]L usual 10 per gent. Tl ma s 0f thoe Fair TS L for $300 strong nerves, and general good health, PANe's Ceriry ney, Stin and Bood, abd ali association have further changed speed S sy i 1 S Surizical Operations i 5 loaned the defendant in 4 aud raise I on CoMPOUND is sold by all druggists, 1 a bottle. Six for §5, nme by udding another purse for | D 5 5 2 e FHL Oy A g a notc WELLS, RICHARDSON & CO, Props, Burlington Vt. Diseases of Women a Speocially. Another fair idea is that of settiy John 1 bhegan suit against one day for traveling men and theiv fi Henry | 1,01, a balance on bi poiin On the March, ities and Plensura resorts et dects voved The Second infautry on its march to Kear- : ),I.. |;I“, h.‘ sertaol = S ':‘\l‘fll“‘ e :::;y'-‘llxv\':’!‘v ney will make halts at the following nawe o mm——— MINABY Liver, 1t )y COTrespe | towns, the numbers between show Drink Malto itispleasant. EKE EBIE SE N \ l\ h “ ]J l l\ U ’.".‘.5'(.‘, i, Al oF cepress; ce between each station: Ou T o fptleaiil. Course of 8 ( ras a d 0"( )a" yatem. mark ate .’r,x.xv|\~':.. gender. Otie per. | i miles, Fremont 13, N sus Actor, Y ? - hirdieth X SOLD EVERY WHEKE sonal interview prefeized.” Cafl und consult us o I Coipmpe 18 Birar | Lo e B T st s SYAAE LETETS U. 5. DEPOSITCRY, OMAHA, NEB. e R AL G AT T | Chup. | endeavored to keep himiself in professional | smme——— = ” 6, | pri g ring o Paid Up Capital B & C " noox TO MEN, FREE; vor 1, | practice last cvening by sparring in earnest pen P e o e D Glbson 1, K 3 otul o 13 | Skt ooy sork witi of vhe Foopisahen, | ST+ MARY'S ACADEMY, ; (R [t arbero allender, | upn e sorcin et e milen.” They Will feach Kearicy on Septens | 1ot Chaviey Caten T actors blod a e nlverSl i W, Y » PEORIA, ILL. i lz.dfl\“\.,,.\" | ¢ Vit TA Ou their march to Norfolk the route is as | Was up and he displayed considerable pluck Lwn; ‘, \,.,.,.,, sident. - mehe Jowions 65 wies nal J follow: Omaha to Elkhorn eity, 18 mile and tie eness in parrying and getti ks, What the ¢ DR. MCMENAMY, | Cor. 13th ana Dodge Sts.. « NAHA. NEB. Fremont 138, Hooper 18, Crowe 13, Beew square lic D . \' h 8. Huanes, Cashis s OF IOWA. onwierins: “ a ls ea . Monse, o OLLINS, The several D will begin the year T, Monan QIR SORTINN ’ ¢ I LAALS In speakmg of Mrs. June, the procures d Sa from Albright station where the gi reed | to lead a revolting life of shume, the Schuy- | ek und passcd the night at the e ler Sun remarks that Mrs, June was for- | sm—e——= merly aresident of that place, Her nav was Sylva Wilsey then, and a little over a year ago she married Dan June, the couple @ures bg afterwards moving to Omaha. It scewms the pair did. not- get along well, Mrs. June not caring whethor she walked the struight and | virtuous path or not. A wan named itt, with whom she had been carry g on hor lia' | sous, offered June $10 if he would leave Mrs, ~Medical, Hom raved | his name as o sprinter, as he was too nimbla 1 16, Pil orfolle 20, making W total o | becn is unktown, for a blue-coated gentl s s ci. S | ot s R B September 12 gite, Law and Pharma- S he Procuress, ‘lly"‘ “.‘h‘ h(u TR ChRR A e Teal, i Bauking Oftice Stec la no [ e seaient | THE IRON BANK, tment 15 thoronghly equipped with Corner 12th and Farnam Sts. efficient work, and no paius will be spared to A Genqral Bunking Business Pransacted SCHOOL OF ART AND DESIGH. :‘.‘!‘.t.x‘,l ‘iffl'f?:",'f:]‘:1“.‘:':;.“"3.‘”"‘;'"f fi:;‘:.;f'fl'v"‘:.K.Alg'_;::‘.'s_‘ s e s GUNSEMATORY OFV MUSIC, wmvwm (AN MCCLALY, Viee Chancellor, Towa a1 8 EL PENS " | Medical =W, F. PECK, M. D., Dean of Faculty, O ita Maioal=AL O, <O owvenen. | GOLD MEDAL PARIS EXPOSITION 1575, wAITE, M. D, Dean of Fu. ulty, Tows Cr Nos. 303-404-170-604. ) for the police and estaped. The boue-rat ng end man did not meet with such good al Kemarkable for powerfil symps. thetdc tone, pluble wction uud wb- Solute durability. 8) years recordy Ilm “best guurauies of the excel . Couvulsions, Fits, Nervous Nenrhleia dache, Narvous Projtration. caused by the alcohol oF tobaceo, Wakefulness, Mental ession, Softening of the Hrain, resilt in nisery, decay and apl. | A Koparate d My forentuls ue | Jental RSO1LL 8., Iiwul of nsanit "I’ leading l': y Al B o | THE MOST PERFECT OF PENG | jobv b tiflersor Aioirary fitaed it DREXEL & MAUL. ‘ June s . — | Spermatorhaa causcd Ly aver-exertion of thia ek braln, sel o or over-indulgence. Esch box (Buccessors to John 0. Jacabe.) ogas B e byt prepwa onve: | Undertakers & Embalmers celpt of price. W Furuam St Orders by acult Tig G hasgiven untven sal gatisfaction in the cure of Gonorrhes and ) per we general inormation, d what things there were to him. | | 0. s Jusir I e R N ‘I SOMERVILLE SCHOOL | i = A THE STRIKERS FIRM, For Young‘Ladles. pont IN ST. CLATR, MICH, Nl-llflt“u“” A, SCHAEFFER, President :ixulmnll.‘;r.-unmul.:: = WE GUAnA':\lal-.nhsolr:.:i:x.:n: o e . DprY attet ded o B Y Fie Switche Three e stiudy. “Thoroughness in eve- L st — oc] sate lu recoumes ‘0 cure any case, onc) ceive e L, Rho Eaginéers! Firemon and. Switch EVERY ONE A GURE; s s O g g Pt wracor e (o0 e | TocuieguyShas, WD e AN RIS N e ' Bairae Hoga.of tho irilng. sugine O RETURN OF PAIN, | fisitd vl e, Tighad ¥k s vaied T R T O AN R Sulmn and Physician ' Chairman Hoge, of the striking engineors’ from St. Clair i Superior adyautages i | e ) R | ! H Lusie HE PEEKSKILL MILITARY ACADEMY ffect & cure. Guarantees issued ouly by U, ¥, 4 grievance comuiittee, Chairmun Murpby, of “ lllllll “‘”“&‘fi:’h o ‘h%lhl(\lhhks&f}{u&tuthalh. Mich, D o, Hidon Nv. seu for cata; HOODMAN, Dru UgisG Sole Agen, Tl Prat Oftco i Cortier tthud Uouglasit. _Omes . B mm-mmuflmwm * Sizeot Oinaba No i Keidence telephons, o Pimpos ogue. INO. M. LDEN M 'D., M.A, Privcipal, b g