Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, November 19, 1888, Page 8

Cll Y. THE Mrs. 1 Sixteen sence of he last time 518 South des at son, Albert H * heard from hir Verona, Mo., several months Mrs, Harding in Bloomington came here hters levated t fon of mot ago. Sinee heard from. n he wa 1o resided r ago W0 The Por who former mn with Farnam mother about 10 live her son At 1002 street. into tl bout a W not been then she has Pereonal Parageaphs rorald, treasurer of the city of n Min. he Barker. Sturdevant, Green, St The memb strel comy At the Atk Watkins, Pocald Pa Benedict \|‘ 1 tered at the ( Arthur Dunn and Wi At the Barker—Henry ( Neb,; John Suter and v eb. | Henry sorrison, Luke Ji Bdward M Kerron and John [Francis, of Chicago; John Peters, Henry L, S bert Dewer, Henry Horpe und € York At the Millard—A, dict, Miss Francis I Crist 72em orris, o Metzel, Aiden Ber cold, Andrew Karwic il apolis Dreber, Charles Ru Wray and U Smith, 1. C. H coln; Charles 13, the Murray St. Paul; MeDonald, \\uwm 4 Prescott o wife, W. L. Ro J. Hart and Phil .\Ln‘\l y tussell and M. Heilbr: Jotin Barshay, Fremont, Dayton, O, At th of New York Neb.; W. B. Dennis, Paxton—H ¥, Ired C ord. J. A, Fr Cottrell, Chicago: ( Albright, of Denver; b, of Princeton, Wis.; MeLean, B B N and W, S and E.J and D. H. Su Gunder . Davies, Roche, 3. C arner and M. L. Hayward, Only $10 10 Colorado Springs, Denver or Pucblo and return. Grand Rock Island excursion Tuesday morning, od for fifteen e Congregation. uk Inow and Morris ¢ toughs, took it into their heads ast night to try and interfere with the deve tions of the congregation meeting in the Methodist church on Eleventh and Center Toyers, however, puta stop calling in Standard shorthand school. 16074 Far- nam. - The Colosse . The inaugural ceremonics of the Col- osseum took place Saturday night under un favorable circumstances, the weather being af a very disag ble natire. Despite this, a fairly large crowd assembled. The prin- cipal events were bicycle races, the chief being the mile race botween Prince and Eck, the former winning by aneck in 3 minutes Tho amateur one mile bi wce was won by Frank Lifken. The mateh, the sime distance, by Willie A, Pixley won the we and H. Weineke the pole-vi C. Ross taking the honors in yards spurt. Part of the pro- Louise Armaindo, the present, arnounced any ' bicyclist in 1 of endurance lasting Jours to six days. It is proposed by its projectors to make the Colosscum the great center of athletic sports not_alone in Omiha but the entire country west of the Missouri river. ey walking the world in a from twenty-fou Dr. Jefferis” remedy cures every cnse of diphtheria. No physician required. Big Cattle Suit. The United States district court will before it the comiug week a very important case ing issues amounting to $300,000, The Kit Carter Cattle company, of Texas, filed last week before Judge Dundy a peti- tiou praying that a rccciver might be ap- od in the estate of the Harlem Cattle any, whose ranches in Colorado The Carter company afirm idants owe them §02,000. Sat- defendants, by their attorne; Cavenaugh, Crano and Atwell, filed an an- swer to this statement, and placed on record aniduvits showing tley were perfectly sol- and possessed ranches and blooded stock 1o the. vilno of SH0,000, Thoy also Nod motion asking that the petition be dismissed. Attorneys Co d Kobers, an eminent firm of Texan lawyers, with whom are Marquette, Do Weese and Hall, of Lincoln, appear for the Car mpany, and by the local firm of attorneys referred 'to represent the defend ants, This suit is very likely to be prolific of much interest. that the urday last, th Only $10 to Colorado Spring or Pucblo and return. Island ¢ vember 27. , Denver Roclk Tickets good for fifteen days. Con Business, The county commissioners met in regular session last Saturday, Commissioner O'Keefe presiding ov full board. The claim of James Shaw for witness fees was rejected upon the advice of County At torney Simeral The latter advised the non-paymeat of cer tain police court fees claimed by the cit The case of Rosa Wilsc insane wo from Cedar Rapids, was brought up. insane board recommended that she be sent ho teferred to committee on ch ties, wation of John Barke the con- stable at Jefferson precinet, was accepted The application of Thomas A, Murray for position s enginecr at the Douglas county hospital was referred. The petition of Barney MeGinn same position wis re o The bond of Simon 13. Clark, elect i the Second ward was lllm| The bond of MceKinney O'Hull contract at Florence and filed. W. H. ljams filed a claim for sundry disbursements in the dis Reterr Count) for the constable- on grading , Wais received, approved for t court. simeral recommended that the bill of Dayid b peted. Appropriution sheet 22 from the general fund for liabilities during October and No vember amounting to §2,407.49 was read a third time and adopted. Appropriation sheeb No. 15 from tho bridge fund during the same months amount, ing to Wi.07 was read athird time and passed. Tue board then adjourned Only 810 to Colorado or Pueblo and return, rand Roek 1 land excursion Tuesday morning, No- vember 27. Tickets good for fifteen days. - HE SURRENDERS RIMSELF, A Robber of the United States Mails Turned Over 0 an Oregon Offic W. W. Roberts, United States marshal from Porttand, Oregon, arrived in the city yesterday to take charge of Richard E. Jan ary, who is wanted in that city for robbing the Unitod States jails of registered lotters and packages, The robberies were com mitted in a little town about u seore of wiles frow Portland. The postofiice and dopot in that place were in the same building sud Jauvary was station ageut, The postmaster Attorney Springs, Denver him and al Com ners had the utmost confi lowed him the freedom of A od o be of the in the place. ver reached their de peared most Tarshal deposited in the n the stove, but ) ot fire 1o the n of it was 80 wrappers these ind to reach arshal and ass able time and mone but to January 1 10 prirpose. wrote tothe m n Omaha About ten (. Ak ¢ leos ited m The Man Who Penns ind wr buthe and lusuriously every Pullman furnish vestibules, electric o for Now Apply it Gener lark street, Chic sh p complete with mnccted by the heated by steam This_train York at 5:00 p. TING HUSBAND. Lamar Tells the Whom to Marry. st Baptist ch The Rev. Women filled to ov mon of the ting a Hus. in The I\ flowin Rev. I band.” brief: The process of knows no lim Keeping pace wit ucation and advan the same rate wossible to find i w v telligence to marry the sisters, do not ical. It is a ter nttle of o for women The world has millions of magnifi alric. pure, upr yble men. won who doubts th ws her d littl Don mar on th The revercnd man said of woman man is not nin ed s on_at rs it will be im ough in- n. Now, 0w ey man to think far worse of men. ut, chiv And the ignorance he ed awverave try to find a pe fect man. Don't ex s a perfect man than man_who is a habitugl into the folly of thousands I 18 a sot A man eighteen and the whisky o hundred o ¢ of the " Don't marry a drinker. Don't of women of mat habit not be sa 1 without ¢ Jesus Christ The man_who drinks is wrapped up in himself. ssonilication of seltish ness, habit agaiust the en- reatics of father, mother and friends. If such a'man he is sure to break and end himself in a s prave. If you have made cment with a young man who drinks, I beg you to break it, unless he prom- or to reform. Lord If vou are a ol effected the tical husbands, but, re not be a remarkable attempt it. Do not adude. Why; Because he 1s not a ct man. A woman will forgive a for anything but a lack of manhood. gloves, an ultra fashionable sty of coat, elegant perfumes and an walk do not take the plac M man who is manly rpose is grand, whose cb The dude is of no account in life. e his epitaph it would be who was a dud 1eht and did no with a | his nd nobod for wealth. Riches take wings and fly away. wowian, you ure responsible for ths that ma young men do not marry, You lead them fo believe that they need property more than they need charactér, Do not do this. Above all, prize in a young man brave d manhood, and a man wio has these has something better than the riches of the Vanderbiits or Rothschilds Do not ry nman se If & man proposcs such a thing he is & villain. 1 have never known but one runaway match to turn out well, Above all, pray for divine help. When we pick up the papers and scc the homes that are wreeked aud lives blasted by infidelity to the marria we sce the evils of a union;without the divine blessing of God. who | you So do not I man Lave racter is unhlu I 1 was follows: to Dear fact To Colo llln xllul Return, The great Rock Island cclebrates its grand opening. To celebrate the open- g of its greal system. the Rocl Islana raute, the Chicago, K for the round trip to Colo; Denver or Pueblo is only ever known in the histor ravel. ‘I'ha excursion arrives at Colo- rado Springs 40, Pueblo at 9:30 and Denver at morning: tickets good for fifteen days, magnificent view of the Rockies for seventy-five miles. ING--Miss Lizzie 2 of Mr, enue uning, at the nnolly, 1120 ock p. m, Sun- r hereafter, St, Louis papers piease copy. The correct way to wear the long veils now in use is to bring one end down beside the right ear, pass it quite around the neck, then draw it through and let the extra length fiow at will. Much the s fashion answers for the long feather hoa that hangs from the side of the new English hats T npuu;:‘,, Absolutely Pure. This powde streugtlh wud whe ical than the ord; it competition, wit shiort Weiht alum or phospliate powdert, only in cans. Roval Haking Fowder Co. Wall strect, New Yorks cvaries. A marvelof More ec errors, early Wil i 2 Yatuabis 2 ree dd rey PROF.F. G. FOWLER) Moouus, Conne ' Thomson’s Celebrated THE OMAHA DAILY BEE: MONDAY. NOVEMBER 19, Pears’ GLOVE - FITTING CORSETS HAVE NE EQUAL TO ENT MAKE, MORE POPUL AN EVER, 4 wdisnw eniy GLOVE F1 rrm[,- IR DERN Pls. AR 4 Short, Me | tra Lon. | Twelve Grades. A t Awards I GOoD QuUALI SALE EVERY WHERE, LANGDON & C0., NEW YORK. SOLE MANUFACTURERS, THE B FOR THOMSON, Teeus Mur, Trxs June " Compary, Atlant 158 The G, cntldren Jucit T, Mo, July 7, 185 Tio & s, G =Gentlenen .,.,M oF Camd by e 0. ske Ed. & s e Do polsem, and At \ho thented. o 1 iy s e §wen S hrings K " Logan (0 uppear ...4..~x|y“.‘ Toased fo sores 1 my face nt 1 body, arun: i oty Cugnly it tatht, and 1 ov Enr(uuuun o'y Vo thia st 1883 —The Swift Speetflo entlenien : s ho ulrul ot over fooliag woll oat thoe physiciaus done for me bre 8. 5 al others \«mxo using it. to! Beartlly recommend it ; £oF general dobilicg, cufl-lul) nupwm Brizaxs, 3. ¥, now Mr. W. F. Bridges, and i et m- statement 18 carrect. JoarrH SHELTON, Druggist. Treatisoon Blood and Skin Discases matled Tz SWirr SeEciwio Co., Drawer & carded all nic T can most a1 our Left Liver IS OUT OF ORDER? READ THIS IF IT IS, A Propristary Medicine that needs but & trial t0 prove its worth, Dr.Ca lendel s Left Liver Blflers. JThe oply Distiled Ditters in tho United Btatos. The Hitters recognized by the Dltod states” Jalornu) Tovoms ums oo s For rictary Medicine, Lawfu ‘nted. No. of 'atent 149,673, (ontains no fusil otls, ne essontial ou.. 1o foreign subsience or damage ing droge portoctly pure medicine, com. pounded From Phre Roos Hero and Old Peachs DPloasant to tue taste, quiet and decisive in ite gfoct. Cures Dyspepsfa or Yellow Jaundice i Regulates the Bowels. Tnvigorates hlc' [aver, Cures Diseased llvwr Revives the Kudnoys, fmproves e A \pg\ll(a Quickl: Regulatos thio wnola systom New Lite' %o whele syst e, Are sold tn Omana, Nob by the Homiag” rugasis " Ritardton Druw Co. Spront wh OF he arug ntorest of Nemraski 1o Dllows: V. J. Whiteli W.spat: roter’s, Buariicy ( 3 one & Co,‘wholessle denlers i Cl LeftLiver Bittors CHICAGO™ SITORT LINE OF THE Chicago, Milwaukee & St Paul R'y. The Best Route from Omaha and Council Bluffs to THE EAST=—= TWO THRALNS DAILY BETWEEN OMAIA AND COUNC Chicago, Milwaukec, St. P Minueapolis, Cedar Rapids, Rock Island, Freeport, Rockford, Cliuton, Dubugue, Davenvo: t, Elgin, Madisou, Janesyille, Beloily Winona, a Crosse, And wil other fmportant points East, Northeust anl ial Manager. eneral Passonger sod Acilstans General Prascnger atecdens. W.J. GALHRAITH, Surgaon and Physician, Oftice N. W Cluer 14 wnd Douglas St Ofiice Veleplous, #90 Morldenge wioploue 03 Soap Fair white hands; Brightclear complexion Soft healthful skin. S PEARS’The Great English Complexion SOAP,—Sold Everywhere.” Nulhn Succeeds Like Success. MEN'S OVERCOATS., AND CHILDREN'S SU OVERCOATS, novs' ITS AND STEIN WAY, CHICKERINS, KNABE, VOSE & SONS, BEHR BROS., and JAS, W. STARR NAfi-@S Story & Clark aud Shoningzr-Bell Organs SPECIAL PRICES AND TERMS, Write for Catalogue. OMAMNA MF.DIBAI. a SURGIGAL INSTITUTE N.W. Cor. 18th & Dodge Sts. FOR THE TREATMENT OF ALL Clironic and Suroical Diseases BRACES, Appliances for Doformities and Trusses. Tet facilit! d remuaics for success fal treatment of y form of discase requiriig Medical or Surgical Troatment. FIFTY ROOMS FOR PATIENTS. Hosrd and attandance; best hospltal nceommoda: WIITE l«lll CaiioutAms on Doformities and Braces, i ot, Curvaty o0, Pllus, Catarrh, i, upm.,-fl Blwdder, kit i Blgod, hnd all Sursion) Dporations’ Diseases of Women a Speclalty. BooK ON DISEASES OF WOMEN FREE. ONLY RELIABLE MEDICAL INSTITUTE MAKING A SPECIALTY OF PRIVATE DISEASES. Al Blood Diseases suceesstully trontor Polaon removed from the Now restorative treatino; Persons unable to ¥ isit us may he Lroated a gorrupondence. * Al M in conmult us or sopd history of your sead in plain wrupper, our BOOK TO MEN, Sjecial o X Gleetand Vari Omalul Medical and Surgiweal Institute, or DR. McMENA] Ger, 1th and Dodge Sta. - - OMAHA. NEB, Nebraska National Bank, U. § DEPOSITORY, OMAHA, NEB, Paid Up Capital. $100,000 Surplus. 30,000 H.W. Y Al B. TOUZALIN, Banking Office— THE IRON BANK, Corner 12th and A General Banking lu Transacted, Dr. J.E. McGrev, One of the Most Successful SPECIALISTS In the Treatment of ali Chronic or the So-called Incurable Diseases. A cure guaranteed in all cases of PRIVATE and SKIN DISEABES. Al disorders of the CURED and MANHOOD Under the Doctor's forn of treats ud stamp Office--Bushman Bloo«, 16th and Douglas Sts, Omaha, Neb. BIGGER AND BIGGER. Few people have any idea of the magnitude of the business wo Ttis a sight to sce the throng among the overcoats. Though the thousands of are doing of buyers always in our store. The biggest throng is on the second floor, we have moved them al- the weather has been warm and other houses have sold but fow overcoats, ready. We had an immense stoek seasen our trade the enough we thought to last us through but tremendons past two weeks has thinned them out so much that we have to let up advertising them for a few days, until we get in fresh goods, for which we have to Our special sal ity and state, and in accordance with our promise to give SUIT SALE, we will prove most conclusively to the thousands who may call on us graphed ous buyer. ire becoming famous throughout the ¢ every week some new drives, we will this week have n During the next six days , that we faithfully keep our prowmises, It is the always carrying out to the letter what we adver- tise, that has made The Nebraska Clothing Company famous and our name a household word throughout this section. The following extraordina Lot No. 1, consists of about fonr hundred Business Suit STRICTLY ALL WOOL, with good serge lining and honest]y made at a cheap suit. 10 to $12. sell it at &5, but we have promised something extraordinary and hete it is. offerings are made for this week— I s, all sacks, plain and faney cheviots and cassimeres, .00, Make no mistake, this is not us to but It is as good as you will by wwhere at from § It may seem impossible for .50, Don't take our word for it, come and see for yourself, Lot No. 2, and for which other houses would charge from $18 to £9.75 for frock suifs. In lot 3, we offer the CLIMAX OF BARGAINS eassimere suits., on which we stake our reputation, that they black corkserew saits, sacks and frocks, the regular of which is 15, Will be sold this pr week at $9.50 for the sack and is a line of very fine We wre honestly worth double the 1y that this line of mreat $10 suit. have in thislot two styles of -our money. One isa plain gray, the other a fine silk mixed cassimere. We will simply $10 suits s destined to become the greatest advertisement for us. Lot No. 4, of the choic nits, made of fine fancy worsted, one fitfing. san appreciate a superior character of worknanship. at $13. Is a line of elegant cutaway Frock © t suits ever offered; tailor made and beautiful These. suits are made for men who demand and They sell ordinarily for £25; we offer them this week This is the most fearful slaughter of Suits that we ever got into inthe very midst of our busiest geason. in stock some very handsome styles of hildren's We Overcoats of beautiful designs and trimmings. are opening to-day and placing The prices are in accordance with all our goods—extremely low. Plain Figures and One Price. sbraska Glothing Gompany Corner 14th and Douglas Streets, Omaha. utlingfon tRoute \cfe (. The Burlington takes the lead. It was in advance of all hnes in developing Nebraska. It was in advance of all lines in establishing dining-car service between Missouri river points and Chicago. It was in advance of all lines in giving the people of Omaha and the West a fast mail service. It was in advance of-all lines in running its trains from the East into Omaha proper. It was in advance of all lines in reducing the time of passenger trains between Omaha and Chicago. It was in advance, and is the only line by which you can feave Omaha in the morning and arrive in Denver the evening of the same day. It has been progressive in the past. It will lead in the future. Travel and ship via the Burlington. Ticket Oiffice, 1223 Farnam Street, Telephone 250. Depot on Tenth Street. Burlington " Route" | Burlington * Roure - BRQRR. W. G. ALBRIGHT, Real Estate, 218 S.15th St,,Omaha, —BEST AND CHEAPEST-— ALBRIGHT’S CHOICE! SOUTH OMAHA, To's, Dolls, Pish Goods, Albums, &, DELORME & QUENTIN OF MILWAUKEF, full line of su luoes before Will have thel at the following Grand Islani, Columbus, Nerfolk, Hastings and Lincoln, CUSTOMERS EXPENSES PAID to any of the above towns, articu- lars and dates, address our travelling man, ROBERT U Hast BUY NOW 'ERMS EASY c 1619 Howard St., Omaha, has Arawn plans and ARCHIIEET Aok oo Fram Mo tte it ‘CamDIos AS wmore lh‘u l«ll ) rd 10 ofer a copy £oF I, 8 JUNICIOUS AND PERSISTERF fidentd Advertising Lias alwiys proved ol successful, Boforo placing oag A\:KJ-:‘} i,‘,{‘, st BE Newspaper Aavertisiog cousul g Ul LORD & THOMAS, > i ADVERTINING AUENTS, I —— 45 10 49 Baadolob Sireets CHICAGO. PEERLESS DYES Orlglr designs turnished, us _ form the sels of plansof comple ” wll descriptions, ) have in my oflice, T frot 84,000 to M00,000, My unususl experience will guars Istaction and reliahle COBLIACLORS By 8¢ eBguged i Wy works, Partles wiskiugle wuie cn s ABR TUR BESL are cordially tuvited, Bold by Drugglsis,