Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, October 9, 1888, Page 5

S SR P fHE OMAMA DAILY BEE: TUESDAY. OCTOBER 9, 1888, ¥ | ' Ever i i ery large city has, or should have, a portion devoted exclusively to first-class residences, Such a want has been supplied Omaha, in Dundee Place. Note some of the advantages, t. Thelocation is high, desirable, healthful, and commands a magnificent view. Socond, { i ¢ , i ' ¢ N ' dgf d. No business of any kind will be permitted in the residence districts in Dundee Place and if you bui i i yo hl:‘)uxldahome you have the assurance that livery stables or saloons will not be your neighbors. Third. i i No lot ot less than 100 feet frontage will be sold, and no house all owed to be built : 9 costing less than $2,600, and must be at least 25 feet from the street line. Fourth. i i i & ‘fih 'f}t{xe streets will be graded without cost to purchasers. The park-like plan of De- troit sidewalks being adopted . | { | i K k . ifth. The vrice at oresent is extremely low. 100 feet of ground costing no more than 25 fee t | in any oth i i rdi i i 5 fy ;r desirable part ot the city, affording parties an excellent opportunity to secure a : site for : i i i | ] or a home, and those who have not the monay at hand to build, we will make a liberal ¥ oan. hese advantages are worth your attention and careful consideration. One must, however, see the property to appreciate it. : | "\\ ¥ We will take pleasure in showing the ground &t any time you mav call at our office. Room 25, Chamber of Commerce, Omaha, Nebraska . W. H. GRAIG, President N. D. ALLEN, Vice President W ) . . D. ALLEN, Vice ; K , General Manager | f and expert tes ’ add new | stealing a revolver, th 2 : REAL g 0 T v BURIED IN THE UICK SANDS B S0 nan now, B i1 | S R B B R b Coha E T A ardly probable. Tor John M. Fisher o farmer residing | Instruments Placed on Record Dur- | 1 re e i The body is now in the unde rtaker’s | near town, and (\‘1 « .§r|‘|'| Kk m-mh ing terday. e seitoliolepriainbof Wolcornitmus DR. H i 1 o he body is novw i : s | quit during his absenec | oo A0 ey tion of the recently mado contract. If i $Horrible Fato of a Prominent Citizen ;i}xcx“;:::‘“ -:;x\:“dn\: l‘\‘li:;‘. m(lnw \'1::x '\‘;T-Tll ?l\.‘ll\:lxx“fl"i\ f\lwlhl”i\.' ‘Ilmlwwxll 2 Vil o2 b Mk‘u 200 | the bank, under tie new manage hent EIeclm‘M r B ' Sf s ater. § Mrs. Fisher that he would take her hus- ool District ith'its lurgely increased capi of Lincoln. Bt Ia B iei bl anSt T eryilTsbandus || Ibana e B valVERkEaICAIiEHE A AL e 3 a1 i L LR e e agna ic ets ! home-coming w sadder than wor to which she consented, ¢ Y ! L w'd 250 | @dvances money freely on real estate § Bome-coming was sadder thu w to which sio consonted, und he cume to 1, wd i i mortguges, it will help the other banks i an tell, and e sympa « ends he city; but as he wi inor bis ‘errace, s 5 re ing v so— A A MYSTERIOUS DISAPPEARANGE. | throughout the entiro city goos out to | fathor notified Fisher that ho w e e iny ol [ HSERID DRt N OB UIRIRAE S moRiaain e SmnasstJrisnin o lasric Reion . thro TRR L T (i would | P4 Rafrut il o i Wifengir, b, bonds which will serve s collatoral on Bost felentify Scientifically Mude and Practically Applied. | iR i ! 3 s boy’s work, com pl sico ™ | which to effect loans, The absence of Bedical | sevvees A MYSTERIOUS DISAPPEARA b whereupon he grew wrothy and had i ',“nflc""lm ¥ T' B0 [ooa. coil s hore is ono i i b gt neermcumn v | SR | BB R | TR SRR < st colliensit e i 958 o) o ok it DISEASES CURED WITHOUT NEDICIES. r. J. L. Reese, of Tecumsch, is among ) T B 2, Potter's add, s W < sc h Ao tho et Donrd ot | B3 I e, of Tosumoh s | Onserscnment e oot e | bkt i | oy e s o min: | JUF Wik QURE YOU Transportation Mattors— T R e e iy ST I NG S| BB LSO paies win LA eAli Rt o K oant ol R O S e auadon? | General and Personal. reign of e A S neaih g £ hie judge examined info the caso 2 [ they would pe glad to lower the rate if e A i reign of an epidemic disease in and | and discharged the boyon the facts sub- had collateral B '8' f about Johnson’s county seat, two or | stantially as stated. 1650 e :;::“,,“,',.‘m“.‘*n.wmhu‘:;"‘l 4"""" iy Faaton] ""“""‘"“"“ [ e S T e e ) s et e ) o | B i bt | il i3 B FEMNENALL ELOK EAILS. 1029 © STRERT, n omaiot hislrionchoxpross | h 1 slon ¢ her 000 | Dut it is not suflicient, however good OURED A 3. PIAAS cllowing who have been) STUEET, e } infon that e brooded_ ovor the | continuance on tho case,” said tho judio 40 | {h firms or 1ndividuals may bo, to jus- e mprcha, Buda Do oy horsemas o), Connaig’ An elctric shock would not have »kh:‘po:\h‘:é rosulls of s practico and | to Tink Kk rustier, “und Wil docldo as e | iy a'low rate of discount, 0 7-'u .?.V“"""‘{"“ e startled the citizens of Lincoln more | that he felt was coming to |1 < i 1 SRR Hoperilaaiwi, 3 M it L b 8100 ) ; s g to | I'think it besttc rtie: Otto Baum X o Gon R0 BPAY vife—; oAt sl shoe sietuTae s e R | EL i il RS e A T ~A..,d”"a:.k“?":v.,’,;;.'.f‘:::\:"“" o el T e T i, u'iiii’l‘l':"s ELECTRO M LT tmnerorts that Mr. C. . Van Pelt, of the firm of | scandal behind his sudden leave tak- | my decision public. I huve no doubt | T %Mot rion and wito to It I, G puddings, pies and custards that deli t el i currny: contegs sy Wb b Van Polt & Gould, manufacturers of the | 7€, 1t 18 bolieved that his domestic | but what the court thinks there aro | 0% Tharcie to () Seencan. w i lot#, bik his mujesty’s palate—use Van Duzer's 'fimm‘:l‘u'"'.""’n':m":cflf‘ 17, A8 produsing a new.cirouiabion o B ol romody: had allen o vietim to | e has not beon tho happicst in the | good grounds for the appointment of u suac & Selden’s add, g ¢ d a0 | Flavoring * Extracts obtained from Vare Gatay Tesoimg l"‘"' m"""’"‘" ot e Ere R e world, as he separated from hiswife two | guardian, and that he will do his duty itisio to O 8yenson, o #latT, bli1, sound, ripe fruit,incomparable in finv i mflflw the fatal quicksands of Salt creek. or theo years ago. But his friends | when the proper time comes.” n'.‘"i‘,‘,"‘..' L A i o[ AORTEM SR L AR B RATA A 1P DR Yopsisccend Chisago, (& entleman was crossing the bridge over | 40 with his strange actions that be has | The 1..110“,,.; AR G ap- 5"“,‘ ‘;’" L j prepared by o process S HIEh dae ot e small crcek near tho Sharp farm, | Kon to’ her, somewhere i Ohio, | pointed notarics public. to-day by thio AL G g Yltimile admit of their contact with (any sub- almost east of the penitentiary, he saw | (01 LT ml‘fi."z ‘l;‘l!:nl?;unnnln“:;r'lng T 4 \\u\:tkhntbnlla):mll‘l)inl“ C0 to b uarosylot 1, 1ce which might contaminate ‘them 4 . 24 etime. o easy en jami ranklin, Gering, Chey- B h ¥ ¢ ime- ] ‘ rticle ALE & pocketbook floating upon the water, | futtor at Tecumsoh over his going et || T D e e I’uluu!r,glhnuh{\ "n'ffl'ia"x':u'&'l‘k"dlfa"{’;"..5'{““"’“1" st NS A 3:-‘3\',fi{?u“., Fapaard aciale ’ snd near it other papors, which wero | an investigation will be muds. Thoso | Douglas county; George . Ghenoy, | AW Puilen so A G Miwaeasw 5 10is's * | hold, L AL S’S 4 moving with the courso of the stream. | fucts will be a source of some surprise | Creighton, Knox county; George A. ;}‘,"," ik Rendan's addy s . b T o daconded tho bunk, and in | here for ho was quite well known in the | Hagorsacld, Lincoln, Lauchster county; | e, uat i3 Crarghion harshtess s pIED. BREAKF. Toouing. forward to securo thom | SOPItal city. Jessee Trumann, Chapman, Merr LN Cothran and huspand to 3 T Dilion, LOVEJOY.—Mrs. Ida M., wife of E. L st i his eyes foll upon a sight BOARD OF TRANSPORTATION MATTERS. L. C. Humphrey, Lincoln, Lan- u'("t;amk ll' “edihm BY X Diiioni, w0 e T e P R R Tl r b rot ! ronahin | MEnoirillsyelef Jistagnlad MueHO) ¢ county; A. o Ward, York, York | (i letatand bl Kendaitsadd ¥ 8 1000 | 1y ae st 2. ¥, churcn, Council Bhaity et v i 3 urlington uincy railway com- [ county. Wi § McClanahan and wifo to N I 'Ken- m., at First M. E. church, Council Bluffs, DP8 Duas Drovide g-::lr;:;;‘.lI}:n:tllfi{-:‘xfll::mhx;onr:l‘ ho’"‘:n”'l‘lt‘l‘li pany ot into court again, bt thistimo | 0 orry Niws AND Notes, dall 2 ots 7 and 8, bik 5, Ken- 4| 1o Leave residence in Owaba, 1414 Chicago i mayive "t wleny hewvy oetor i S © ho zed | on g stipulated agreementand the board arley Carter is at home and can be ” strect at 13 m. a7 b dradtuatly ‘Bl unil o man appeared. his gray bis matted with | of transportation will not be eallod upon | found at bis desk in tho olico of the :Efl‘?«’fl‘ififk FoatolnH ket e = ; T il bl “‘“"’“'r"‘!’l'l‘r‘l‘:'x{‘”l;“"” dhetse. ltme, coly cuth. | 1o sottlo the old sore. Tho following | commissioner of public lands and build- | F I Smith to G Smith/10t 13, bk, Cros- you need a perfect tonic or a blood | foattack wherever thers. 13 wenk pomt. \e may E\mnh the dread(ul apparition haunting | agreement. tells the wholo story o | e e oaa hie bt retummad from a | 2 SohmIa s arviin 1 9 | puridler, tako Dr."Jones' Ked Clover Shchne Tty 8t St By feeming ousolvos wal R osary: The ‘.m.on“‘):‘u»‘“":“o‘;g; L his | was filed with the board to-day: lhmd;{v&‘&l»'s visit at Columbus and Cin- | * and 1215 {tn of u w cor mk’xh, Omaha, "J]"""\'A' It ;" k"ll'l‘ ‘u”‘"l“l{ troubl Irifate n“"n"l::'r'? e w“m;m i I r S rouer and other ¢iti- |y gottlement of the matters referred | innati, O. ; : 260 | the stomach, kidnoys and_liver. Lude simply with bolling water ot milk. = 8old only sous 511\",-'@?:f']u'.ff..'lhl..fi“.li.’ \;{I;:;h; 08 | oin the complaint of the villuge of | Sam D. Cox returned from his trip to | “soath Omana i ubide, " Sei " | b taken by'the most delicate, Price J&fiis i:}:lp'sxzcb Homuopatiic Chemists, | Dindo to iift the dead SmpL was [ Nolson against the Chicago, Burling- [ St Louis yesterday evening, Ho in- |3 Schneldermiul - o0 contw. Goudman Drug Co: Agent: T ! Srator when it wie found that he the | ton & Quiney railway company the par- | $ists that “there is more natural gas | *ane Bt “‘“‘5"" i " f Wwh : R thu“«‘mcnuué m.:\‘ tiss hereto agree tha said railroad coms about his bonny bride than pure gospel £ mfim“\:nlx:.l ‘w:’fl;l: rk:qt ;mlfirn m One William Grimes, who lives over = | Bgutly imbedded in the quickesnd. | A | pauy will coustruct the sidewalk called | truth., ‘Herusties for the Call te-dayss |, & Wi 20|/ Binksml i ghioh noRkiine Blxamnih T | Bround the body, which was seized 1.‘\ for by the town ordinauce ou the south | though he had been married many [ /8 EC u’l'x'“"" fob1o Bk o AT "‘.M}L Tk thy h'\rd;‘i‘: v '.Titd m.nflo MAGEE RANGES A . . seized by 1 gige~ of Fourth strect and east [ MOONS. ! 1an > ORI 2 willing bauds, biseven shes it re: | 0'° (e ‘vallrond *“iruck, " maing | The wondertul aciosian well only | Tuistrowo trnates searegaing.... chargo was made by the blsciksmith 2,000 MAGEE FURNAGES AND e body ‘from its place, 'Bix|the same on trestlo work ~when 44 shore (a2Y L0 L"y‘,” P Building Pormit l':\lx‘x‘f.x.|;:u“.'|fif no Jewen loor of tlrm j UUU MAGEE HEAT"‘G STOVES TR ; place. Six | pocesary in order to brng the [ 8re working, but the vein inliding Rormits. Ak 19T TSIRPRD 10 RS, gurong :lexlul.lrmumr it to lu,‘.ll\ they could | HAREIY | M e grade of snid | are unquestionably ~strong and the | The following permits to build were 1s- Theso g sre moRs cloact thon v bt 3y “w‘ \||I||.u| rlunfu.bz etim to dry | G 0ot protect the same with proper | Water is pure and sweet.~ The opinion sued yesterday: hih migt be wilsien s "'I:::::'°‘ln:: ;'v"‘l‘l"““':: round. But tho sad work was done, |y, usiade; said walk to ext | decpens that the water commissioner | - K. 1azard, one and ¢ story D ok as or e et and before them lay all that was mortal Ik to oxtend as far 0 trame barn, 81 3 ok QL. B Van Pell, one of the moet | 5208 the real oslate extonds owusd Raksoliagisha mrcbioms ond N e i« i haw, {wo-biory tralie Cottage i |y “FOR SALE+ S e e M S AN s it A0 it 5 he said railroad compan him will belong the glory. Schools and Private Kitchen; It fulfilies eve Lighty eeieemed olilzans of the Capltal tosaid railrond commany alsongroes | ; DF S: W. McGrew, of Auburn, is in Fraia cottago, Sooe EVERYWHERE. | | reauiriiment for the most oxacting worki Lity. ‘An examinination of the vicinity B pany Agrees | vy ooln to-day. He will retur oud sveniis aud Azl bl T A ety Rilr A eshisinination of o vistalty | 1o furnish the matariul that the city | Lingoln 0 ,d_ Ho \‘H return home | Gon Hamar, aus siury i’ basetent Send for our Furnac (vum-r'ud road what MGANAe tsotety;fo tell She mery, 6! ;00 M iood) (01 thoconstruction in tho | 11 Omahs, ko seynthat the republic | “peuse, Dorca beiwasatsizisenta sod Bt ban B et i e e s hava B o seambd shallow and poser, | first instauce of o guard or balustrade | fions,Of the County buried Chareh's and | w25 ikobaugic i siory tramie ot inuse. Don'Cput i Seeity T ol D e e had renched. the Pmira | alono the north edge of the draw that | 0"h® IStio B s, and will refuso to mtu- Gilbert and Kogem 250 AW irince will 0 for it the bont, - HO¥ B e ot lonson its grip, and 1t | extends into Fourth street and which | {9 ‘e 418 "om up. But time will tell | a; 1 fiogers: o sory tams s v urineo Wil do forhalt the ¢t ; . i oxte into Four X y lavshom ¢ 1. Hogers, ane story trame HE MAGEE RANGES, FURNACES, HEATING AND held him in its vico until death bore his | i3 immediatoly east o the railroad | pwri” Tolice court failed to pro- | %8 o EICE, fONF rame Cottagen on W Sooikallzevel Ak oYy DNITELE b pirit to the mansions of the unknown | tracks and grade that has been con- | Gy, ingl i e | wrati ress nase tom et mdutielon” 10" e “Siert MAGiE tm.-ml structed by suid company across said | i © o Swgie interesting case | W J, Bcoit, two story frame @i eliing 't satistaction 1o the wuyer, EE . oHld. e timo past ho was in poor | MW In Fourth street: the said ity this G ml‘mn"g‘ ~There B fitfigmi‘:?nau weniy-eighth nnd - Limpror .." o -y )2 B2 70 8 UNION BT, Sostan gy health and was hardly responsible for | 0 build and consteuct said protection, MARAYEL "km ""5\‘-‘1 grist of vags and | yinor pormits.. . 80 ‘i'-luu- WA MILION ROGEES & BN, his wcts, Is is® mow thought | but the said railrond company to furnish "mu,,s‘ b :{le‘;lf'i“""ll??"" m;fl o | rotar t Sy ,___,““"‘"‘““‘ e that ho “was® on the bordors | the material; the idea being to so | 7 8 D0 ousi went thelr ALAggegals.. “E. CILI i ha was | C D o e e ko o oo ang | way, probably twittering that the way ¥ =neegp ,‘ o nmulty. Lust Saturday, whils s Diainct accrdons that might ocegr by | Of the transgrossor T R | \\’\;N T B;\l(n nufi.lm—m other T. E. clLP'"' “ e, aino -y te srowding r dge ‘ceple W c-l.u-t or Td- | words, Hood's Sarsaparilla will not do v b 3 y H o ; Yival: sho will. commenos soashing i | pliinly what it has dono, submit proofs ' dminf the undertaker. Wild plums "w. In consideration of the foregoing g Administe '. Halnes’ k plums " were sider ¢ regoing ar- | the Southern Christian Institute. Word | from sources of unc vestioned reliabil- Reom 82 Fraders: Duldis, Fip R Al Geldey found in his pockets and it is supposed | gument the complaint heretofore filed ) btk a | ONNCIAR e pODKOH ARD AL IR D oen e | R e\ hoead of Inenscoriatica Ls | Soiohecbhera day oN 4W0 OF0FGhAY i to; and ok you frakly i you are CI'"cAGO o i went from the care of his wife. One | hereby dismissed and withdrawn, yellow fever seare hud subsided. suffering from any R hiae oh ATt PR L e . can be given {n & cup of coffes or tea withs feuture of his illness is that he was | The famous Gwyer case will come up THE truo {use oF promoled by ik pipe Blood 58 PERTL RN f'" oy i e e i ( very timid and avoided people and es- | for a finul hearing at Omaha next nmu’- Hae R an A"m"}n" San hml"'IM m-thmmm a8 17 oo oy ey e vt A et R e B P SR has wari plaen In i | Farsspariia, "he sxymiisues o e "DREXEL & MAUL, |faiiaios s, iy accounts for bis not being seen. Itis | will hear the cuse then, to save time CABIN. u‘smno‘: "l'::: bc::\lmi:xrxmi‘x: ;:Thue ltl;“ul‘{w A L 2:‘:2‘::;’:;‘:;0";:'“; eetna i el e wik: supposed that he met his death somo | and money. It issaid thatthe evidence it o Y Ll aoMa0ss 16 2003 G, dasohnl it el o S o day vy ey i timo yesterday, but it may have been | can bomore convenicntly deduced ther o T e i Jus supasior axnelieno 9 ‘ | I T A R TRER A R erie g g vt Mt | Lomect, Amerion buve " wprung | A Clty of exloo peper sage: “Tho | iliad by HEbalzd it vemeal e | 4ty o sand o, o e ontamr | ellafoepprifiSuaac, rertat Sl | ootsteps were loading. But this will YOS IN COUNTY COURT. roatas fhan ans foam Ak ot SARECAR | BEE MMANN QN of uhe Holoan Hort guge | te'strongedt, pirest” . ot S :’""‘I“""y'“""yr"'” R b g B Foat o G never ho positively known. The coro- aves, & thirteen-year-old lad 5( Europe. Wu’rmr's [‘,;%‘;‘.gd.‘;;:" }’:flk which is viewed with hostility | Price’s ( cariy Hakiug Powder dues not contaf | m———— La » "‘\:,..n ( maha, Neb.i A. D. Foster & Bro, | n G . 3 i = Surope. 3 b - some Ammo; {1n6 01 Sold o} ¢ opeva o & lows i mer’s jury will set to-night on the case, | was arraigued before Judge Stewart for | saparilla is the best in the world, n otllznur;‘,u;rl‘fl::l;:g;:l:)z ;i:ggfi?g;’: o PRICH "r&'"“ FOWBER G0 D Beamon: st CONBICIL ATtosy 4T Vs | (JOLD PRN GIVEN rp lars froe Now York. hicago. BE. Louls | sxperionce; business qujotiy and logaiy ewsasted GoLpEmN o lluul‘rv::u‘."' Uuuh‘ g lagd