Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, December 13, 1888, Page 8

OMAHA DAILY BEE: THURSDAY DECEMBER 13, 1888, will be an oyster supper this || the Congregational church There T vlum series of socink of Vesta Chapter O, F will take place sonic hall to- night. There will be a benefit St drew’s Mission this evening at the dence of Mrs. John Epenecter Two hundred and thirteen members have been enrolled in the Y. M. C. A one of them being Mayor Broatch, The ub didn’t dance Tucsday nig sed to do, Only four ent, and these deciared the The water main on Thirt assstreets burst yesterday st quantity of watoer wer cotnpany could f An- resi- Golden Seal ¢ htas they coupl ore adver pr wnco off, nd wd beforo p the leak- ollided at the june- ind Webster streets The dumage done wsengers were badly Two stre on of Sixteent sday evenin trifling but the shuken up. The Flc ing. passed was council, at 1ts last meet- ordinance that prohibited from playing ards or other gamces of yons. ence chunce in the There was but issued yosterduy Ilman for o one to cost W0, to be avenue near Fourte Chief Op police and flre one building permit and that was to M story frame cottage built on Garfield nth street. wor Jere Seavey of lograph at he ters, was taken suddenly i1l at his offic yesterday afternoon. The was called and he was conveyed to his home. Gospel services for young men ing held nightly at the Y. M. ( with the sption of Wednesd this week. T lay night Rev. Harsha delivered a short address, mes I the upholsterer at Burt st who recently got his wd crushed in the machine of his es- tablishment, has been compelled 1o sub- mit to the amputation of two of his fin- smoke nuisance that renders ble the lives of the residents of South Eighteenth street, near the rail- road crossing, continues u ted. It comes from a planing mill with an un- usually short smokestack, The Concordin celebrate Christmas on the Masouic hall in a most pl itely trin ,and a number of clegant tmas presents will be delivered. Hll fire brigade was called Tuesd. hteenth and D st Thefire, which had been caused by the upsetting of astove pipe, was extin- guished before the department reached the scene. The dan wis very slight. The ladies of the Third tional church, cor Spenec have madc y will th inst. in man- will L parlors 1888, Supper crybody in- Thursday evening, De served from 610 10 p. m. I vited. John F. Qustick, to run a $74.85 bo; Shebang, and then as and a long win! d he objected to payig it. Yester v morning Justice O'Conncll 1ssued & garnishee summons for the amount. s Kaufman, who has been in ge of the MeDonald bankrupt cloak &, representing . Seigel & Bro., of wo, left tast night for the ehst, ‘having severed his connection with the above firm, and_expeets to spend tho ¢ inthe Buropean ma 2 Chicago wholesale house. Kaufman he is very of Sheely, managed rd bill with Frank J. imes were hard ’(u x | at Ma- | | blood favor mpressed with Omah expects some day to be able to re here and take up his residence. will be succeeded by Sig. Hartsfic Personal Pragraphs. ighth street and the fawmily resi- dence. H. G. Burt, gene mont, khorn & “I\H\HH A returned trom Chic lust evening. George L. Carman, superintendent of the Western Weighing association, is in town fixing up matters pertaining to the weig of live stock from points in Nebraslk bound. tendent ley railrond, 222 The Union elevator cars of iv on Mo roports cn Y% of corn as the total receipts at that point the same day. Scandinavian Good Templars! A tewperance meeting will be held in the Swedish Mothodist church (basement) cor ner of Bighteenth and Cass streets Thursday evening, December 13th at 8 p. m. A cordi invitation is extended to every Scandinavian, Pennsylvanians, A committee of gentlemen has called a meeting for to-night, in the council cham- er, of Pennsylvauians who are resid ing'in this city, for the purpose of organizing 8 state society. Salvation Captain Jones of tho rived from Sioux City, Satu from the leadquarters in New Yor talke charge of the army in a few days, Lieu tenant Heald has been promoted to' the rank of captain aud is awaiting orders from howd quarters, ny. vation army by orders and will anteen, % prabability that the sol iteen will reopen shortly, As there is no sutl on, those in hopes that their petition for iment of the liquor granted. The petition wis mi und that it did not interfere with the lulhl s right. Hibben's License Revoked. The mayor has written a letter to the chief of police notifying him that the theatrical license of Lew Hibben, tho proprictor of the New Casino, at Eleventh and Douglas streets, hus been revoked, and asking him to seo that there aro no more performances there. 'T'he chiof of police, in turn, has noti- fled his men to sce thut the estublishment is closed. e e A Teacher With a Cold, #Can you tell mo if it is legal for a teacher to dismiss her scholars ear u the morning because she has a cold!” asked an irate parent as he hustled a ten-year-old boy off home. **To me it looks as if it was a scheme to get a day's pay for nothing, No oune ex- pects a teachor to work when ill, but the school board has a supply of extra teachers for just such occasions.” m in Trouble. A farm hand named John Mulligan was ar. rosted Tuesday evening with a pair of new bootsin his possession. T'he policeman making tho arrest thought that the boots were stolon but had no proof whatever to substautiate his belief. On arraignment Malligan stated that while somewhat intoxicated the night before he saw the boots lying in the road, where they had m'ul(-ntl{ boen dropped by semebody. He said he did as any umu me would do—picked them up, There testimdny produced agdinst him, lnu. l!L‘l Im gave him ten days in the county Jail, The Relocation Ordinanca. £ The ordinance introduced in the council Tuesday night providing for the relocation of the city hall is the same that was passed several weeks ago, but which was de- clared illegal for the reason that it a the charter provision which requires twenty e of an election, on the iss 14 hile the ordinance in questic 8. The cost of the building 18 not cod £500,000, and bonds are to ve first voted for £400,000. The people are to vote ongither Farnam or Jefferson square as the site of the vuilding. tinging Noises roaring, buz- tarrh, that exceeding s and very com- mon disease. Loss of smell or hearving so result from eatarrn. Hood’s Sarsa. pariila, the it blood puritier, is pecultarly successful remedy for this s by purifying the from catarrh, try the peculiar in the ears, sometimes a sound dis If you suffer Sursupar ne. The Baseball Directors, he dire Omaha Baseball as- The entiro board ions were extended tion in sstern ieagae which Paul, ugh the representatives, Mr. president of the leration for the tors of the sociation met Tuesday night Congratulat r the suceess of the Omaha assoc of tho We ntly held in St cfforts of the Omaha MeCor was cleef league. Tho tors took into con the question ¢ Omaha team but it was the was present ick irc opinion that Mr. Selce, the manager for last season, would be re-elected, It was also sy in conformity with the Western association, that s will be paid thun have been Route to Washington, Jaltimore & Ohio R. R. isthe shortest and most direct route from Chicag 1d all points in the west to the national eapital. It is the best line running vestibuled trains from Chicago to Washington. The B. & O. Vestibuled limited leaves Chic at 7:05 p. t Washington the next 135, and Baltimore at 10:45, ry carin the train is vestibuled, in- cluding baggag ay conchas and PPullman sleeps the cars are eated by steam drawn from tho loe motive. No extra fare is exacted for passage on this tr The ) press, leaving Chicago at 10 } daily, has day coaches and Pullman through without change to elphia via Washington and Bal- timore. e Rakow's Exit, The mysterious Rakow, or Rothoiz as he is better known, after#ing in jail several days has been finally dismissed, there being no evidence of any kind of his having made his roll by other than honost me All who have been brought in contact with Rakow fied that his mind is about gone, also to be suffering akness, wns. from police communic: the ¢ shearsing the facts in thoe cas 1 that the clty treasurer. bo_ instruo n the money to IRakaw, as the c to appear before the bond w forfeited was doubtloss owing to tho we state of his mmd. e S0 was ¢ enormious bond to esact of a man who was 1 y the u..‘ of carrying con- judge’s communica- mluncm ent ul’ the assistant 1s \mm n to rot of his failu bion bones the city attorney, $5,000 Reward $5,000 IFor & better or more pleasant remedy for the cure of consumption, bronchial troubles, cough, croup and whoopi coagh than SANTA ABIE, the C fornia king of consumption. Eve bottle warranted. If you would be cur of that disgusting disease, catarrh, use NIA CAT- U(UIH' 21 4 10. Santa Abie and Cat-R- 1d and warranted by Good- man Drug Co. - — eneral and Mrs. Harrison. Very fine ctehed portraits of Presi- dent-clect and M vison have just been issued by M. R. Hyman, publish- ents wanted in every town in the United States. Send 15¢ for sample portraits and terms to agents. Addr M. R. HYMAN, Publisher, s, Iud. Tt will be remembe; ast fall, imme- diately before the opening of opol, & live of *busses was placed on North Six- teenth, running from Farnam and Fiftc to the ‘end_of the pav avenue. . The ’busses evor, a short time sinc assigued for the ered strange, that the enterp cessful. This mor was asked wh off and his reply “They were taken off hecause they wore cutting into “tho. horse ,car company. Jim Kaynor has tho 'busses Gow up at his. piaco and he got §2,000 from the horse car people for it." itHow do vou kuow old by & man who said he saw the (\)Ill act,” Hosford's Acid Phosphate Imparts Rencwed Stre and vigor where haustion, ', and This was consid- ly in view of the fact was supposed to be suc- ng a certain well informed man the conveyances were taken was: Probably no castern_col has | contrib- uted to the society of Omaha & larger num- ber of prominent men than the University of Michigan, Severalof the men who have own up with Omaha, and whose off have helped to make it what it is, utes of that institution. Of ti the Doug bar, about_ twenty-five arc men {) institution. In all orty graduates of some time the organ [ | lara [ | | [ | facturing co iite action was taken | alumni association in Omaha similar to those in New York, Chicago, Denver, Washington, and other large cities, has been discussed with the result that & moeting of all the graduates in the city is to be keld at the Mil hotel this evening. rom pres ent indications, the attendance is likely to be large, and the organization successful. A banquet will probably be indulged in by the niembers of the assoclation atsome time later in the winter. An Absolate Curoe. The ORIGINAL AB. OINTMENT 18 only put up in large two ounce tin boxes, and is an absolu for old_sores, burns, wounds, chapped ha ) all skin erup- tions, Wil positively care all kinds of piles. Ack for the ORIGINAL ABIETINI OINT: MEST. Sold by Goudman Drug Co., at cents per box—by mail 50 cents. rr's thread always the best, commended by Hayden Bros. - Minor Offenses, C. J. Webb, collector for the Lovell Manu- was arrested yesterday of embezzlement. 1tis as £10 of his collections U and refused to turn in sted e has made up the de- Use K sold and r Since being ar ficiency. ngz theim on the strect. Iulh has )n on fined 7,50 for leav on the corner of Sixteenth reets and refusi to remove Williams paid a #5-fine for maliziously ing the windows of a bawdy house. Horses. Zulu Magnetic Ol cures ring bone, spavin,sprains,ete. Ask your druggist. thread. rofuse About Hayden Bros Paper clothing for sale at Millard hotel gents’ furnishing goods store. - We ree'm’d Ke his Afternoon. benetit Minnic Maddern This afternoon the grand the Omaha Press elub takes opera honse. Tt will be the great matinee of the season and will attract the largest m; nee audicnee of the year, Miss Minni 2 v iness men and ladies will be in_attendance and give th little star the hearty reception which merits from our people. Tickets may be procured from members of the club or at the box office, "Thiose tickets already purchased may be exchanged at the box oftice No Christmas Table should be without a bottle of Angostura Bitters, the world renowned appetizer of exquisite flavor. Beware of counter- feits, - Rev. F. Boyle Recovering. Rev. F. Boyle, pastor of St. Peter's Cath- olic church on Leavenworth street, who has been ill for some time, is reported as conva- Iescent, and his friends feel that he will b able about M s to resume his duties, s place has been filled, Philomena’s, ttack and one of those ases of constant weari- Took quinine and other reme- dies without relief. Took Dr. Jones’ Red Clover Tonic; am strong and well. Asa Thompson, Logan, Ohio. Good- man Drug Co. by chool Board Invest night there will be another session of the investigating committee of the board of education, in which an attempt will be made to sevure further disclosures in the recent purchase of desks for the schools. N Shiver Fassett and subpanied, are ex- pected to be present, and Great Little Men. Some of the greatest men that ever lived were of small statue and insigni- i appearance. The reader will readily recall many instances. Very small is Dr. Pieree’s Pleasant Purga- tive.-Pellets, but they are far more effective than the huge, old: hioned pills which are so diflicult to s low and so harsh in their action. The **Pel- lets” are gentle and never cause con- stipation. For liver, stomach, and bowel derangements they have no equal. - - A Pioneer Dead. Daniel Hogan, an old resident of Douglas nd Omaha, died at his late resic horn, whel > and ' pro E ing large propr >rests in this city, he removed nme years ago. He will be buried on worning, the remaius being taken to the decedsed, funeral. hs Brows's Broxcuiar e changed my mind except I think better of thinking well of.”"—Re Beecher. Sold only in boxes, Heory Ward ittt Sl An Ol1d Firm Dissolves. The old firm of Withuell Brothers, brick- makers and contractors, after an existenco of thirty-three years, has dissolved. The membvers, John and R. N, Withuell,brothers, have divided the property, each taking one- hatf. Fach will continue in the busines thourh conductmg h regavdless of the other. This changze 1 made because 0f tho desire of both mombors (0 tako. soma rest, and Is, to absent themsclves from business. h'being for himself ho may enjoy himsell away as long as he pleases without jeopardizing the other’s interests, The firm now has 2,500,000 brici on hand, while the total of brick in the yards of the city amounts to about ten millions. This ost number of brick that has ever ho vards in this city. and will suf- ext spring until Brick will scit now from $7 to #5, while a year ago they were u{ an + worth £12 and $13, Because freoefeaveriibvibu It will make anything and everything perfectly clean, in less time and with les labor, than anything now known in the way of soaps or washing' compounds, which are withal harmless, PEARLINE is harmless to fabric or hands, The many millions of packages of Pearline used annually prove this assertion true—you need it—try it, Bewar ine, Peddlers and some unscrupulous | grocers are offering -~itations which they cl:nm 10 be Pearl- or “tae same as Pearline," IT'S FALSE— they are not, and besides are dangerous. PEARLINE is never peddled, but wold by all goed grocers Nauufsctuied oaly by JAMES FYLE, New York, # YA ! Absolutel Pure. This powdernever varfes, A marvelof pur strength and wlholesomeness. More econc fcal than the ordinary kinds, and cannot be s in competition with ‘the multitude of low cost, #hort weizht alum or phosphate powders, Sold Qolnin cans, Moval Baking Powder Co, 128 Wallstreet, New Yo SOME DOCTORS honestly admit that they Rl ism and Neural enn but—don’t, Ath-] Rlio-ros sy mothing bt~ cures. hat's the seeret of its success, Years of trial huve proved it to bs can't cure Others Dt 3, 1967 )\umn ak used 1T or. years and havin, o ihe deave by ditforen Mnssach yporary relic ® of peos ho K Dubuaue Tow Athlog horos s o me of mervous hieadache, uml I Imlm ukful for all the good it bas don Mre LOvier Citenny. A%~ Send 6 cents for the heantiful colored pie- ture, * Moorish Maiden THEATHLOPHOROS CO. 112 Wall St. N.Y. May afford bodily protection “in your but something more substan. tal will be necessary quite soon, ns winter fx rapldly approaching. In addit ., those who r A VELVET COLLAR ON YOUR DUSTER Copy 01 ENSTIUCTIONS THE DOCTOR, & valuable hou vook. 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To keep nace with our great overcoat sale, we will offer this week some excepntional bargains in Furnishing goods, We shall have in every department some special drives, and call your at- tention to the following bargains in Underwear. regular value, $1, t $1 cach; goods worth fully $1.50, made at 81,25 cach, < the lowe Natural Wool Shirts and Drawers, silk trimmed, at 63c; Fine Cashmere Shirts and Drawers, in brautiful clive shade, & Very fine silk finiched Balbrigean Shirts full regular est price these gocds can be hought for clsewhera, AS A CLIMAX to this great Underwear Sale, 75 dozen genuine sanitary wool shirts and drawers, elegantly trimmed with silk braid, at 95¢ each: we guarantee the regular price of these goods as $1.75 a piece. GIL.OY IS, Our Glove Devartment is the busiest 11 town. mense line from the lowest to the finest grades. Our gloves take up space enough tomake a little store by itselt. We keep only re- liable goods, and WARRANT EVERY PAIR GLOVES WE SELL. By “"WARRANT"”we mean that we takelevery pair back which rip or tear,and replace them with a new pair or refund the money. The special drive on the Glove Connter this week will be 25 dozen good Kid Gloves with genuine lamb- 50c a pa hey can’t be matched for § and Drawers, we will offer MONDAY MORNING We carry an im- skin lining, HOLIDXXY GOOIIS We will ¢ the holiday trade, and will guarantee The system of selling eve Among the many articles which enumerate the following— sall your attention to our elegant line of Furnishing Goods, which we are now showing for Such a variety of excellent and handsome never been displayed before to save you at least 50 per cent on all purchases made from our extensive stock, article at the lowest possible prices is the ruling principle of our busi and which would make useful presents for gentlenen, we goods have we we cariv Elegant Silk Suspenders. Silk and Cashmere Mufflers in beautiful patterns and newest designs, Silk Umbrellas at all prices, ] ] Neckwear, in velvet, plush and silk, of choice designs and latest styles. All atextremely low prices. % Plain Figures and One Price. Nebraska Clothing Gompany Corner 14th and Douglas Streets, Omaha. Your Left Liver IS OUT OF ORDER? A Proprietary Medicine that needs but e wial to prove its worth, DR HORNE’S iElectro-agnetic Belts The Grandest Triumph of Electric Science—Sci- entifically Made and Practically Applied. “DISEASE CURED WITHUUT MEDlGINES e Hedical Belts, .m".xu G Victirtrice tie bivod WHEN ALL‘ELSE'YFA".S gepuino and ured by K700 Positively cured i 60 days b o re- Magnetlc hu Shp o partp et Iatee Bs ,_‘,,; foLparph {.,.M g :Nvu.,u, wh l‘x o di m,,,m ,bm-pu Amita mum Py 000 tured. Ill. (a lender s Left Livr Blflers. Ine oply Distilled Ditters in tho United Brator. e owy Bitters reco nited States internal revenue Fflulll‘y Medicine. 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