Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, April 1, 1889, Page 8

[ ] i e — THE OMAHA DAILY BEE: ’\l() VAT, THE CITY. Personal Paragraphs, ©C. H. Cone, of Chicago, is at the Millard. J. R. Church, of St. Louis, is at the Miliard. E. D. Daniels, of Chicago, is at the Paxton. . Sparks, of Valentine, is at the Murray. Geo. Goodell, of Lincoln, is at the Murray. J. R. Jones, of Kansas City, is a Millard est. mE. Wingfleld, of Des Moines, is at the Pax- n W sity Eli Porkins registered at the Paxton yes- terday. A. H. Wolf, of Chicago, Sundayed at the Murray. W, W. Burleigh, of Burlington, la., is at the Murray. Bx-Mayor Coverdale, of Missouri Valley, 8 in the o Dr. W, '" Jetts and wife, of New Orleans, lm at the Paxton. 8. Freeman, D. G. Wing and CT B, l(-nc of Lincoln, Sundayed in the city. Visited His Father, Owen Connelly, the son of his [father, Bibulous Jack, arrived in the city yesterda afterncon and was arrested as an escaved in- mate of the reform school. He was one of a [mrny of eight who ran away from the insti- ution at Kearney last Monday, and was the last of the gang to bo arr Steenbock, of Philadelphia, 18 in the Two Prize Medals. At the weekly shooting contest of the Ger- man club, which occurred at Henry Ruser's place, four miles southwest,of the city, Frod Fuller won the §5 gold medal. Ed Wittig was the poorest marksman, and as a conse- quence is now wearing a leather medai. By the terms of the club he will be compelled to wear it for one week. He keeps his coat buttoned. e Little Oftenders. J. W. Jones was arrested yesterday for running an express wagon without the re- Juisite city license. There were seven infractions of the Sun- iay saloon closing order yesterday, for which the offenders will answer to Judge Berka to-day. J. R. Smith, of Council Bluffs, was jailed yesterday charged with carrying a concealed weapon, The weapon was a small sized sledge hammer, which he carried in his m- side pocke! The Merchants' Carnival. The thirty-two young ladies who are to make the Merchants’ carnival so attractive are devoting themselves assiduously to drills and are becoming very proficient. Tuesday night 1s the time sot for the car- nival, and Exposition hall is where it will be held.' Everything possible 18 being doue to make the affair unique and interesting, The young ladies are preparing most claborate costumes, and when arrayed ib them next Tuesday night will present a very pleasing picture, — An Unfortunate Renort. The report in an evening paper to the ef- fect that the passengers at the Burlington fdepot were being preyed upon by wayward women, owing to the ignorance of the officer of that establishment, is unfounded. Oficer Kirk, whose duty it s to look after all irregu- larities of this kind, through effective ser- vice has kent matters of this character sub- aued, and has spared no pains in freeing the depot of this class of people. It is well known that the Burlington depot is provided with good police servi and it is a bad place for toughs and loafers. The Stomach Distils Acids. “These, if existent in a natural quz unvitiated by bile, play their functions of digestion and assimilation, But the artificial acid resulting from the inability of the stomach to convert food received by it into sustenance, is the producer of flatulence and heartburn, which are the most harrassing symptoms of 'dyspepsia. The best carmina- tive is Hostetter’s Stomach Bitters, Far more effpctive is it than carbonate of soda, magnesia, or othor alkaline salts. Those in- riably weaken the stomach without pro- lZuLlng permanent benefit. No man or woman chronically dyspeptic, and consequently ner- vous, can be in possession of the full ineas- ure of vigor allowed by nature. Therefors, invigorate and regulate the system, und by fore they all have an cqual right to the use of the,earth upon which their existence and development depends. As the most practicable method of assert ing the equal right of all man to the use of the earth, we advocdte the avolition of all taxes upon industry and the products of in- dustry and tho taking for public purposes by taxation upon land values, irrespective o improvements, of the annual rental value of all those various forms of natural opvortun- ities embraced under the genoral term land, We hold that to tax labor or its products is to discourage industry, We hold that to tax land values to their fall amount will render it impossible for any man_to exact from others a price for tho privilege of using those hounties of nature in which all living men have an equal right of use; that it will compel every individual controlling natural opporfunities to either utilize them by the employment of labor, or abandon thom to others; that it will thus provide opportunities of work for all men, and secure to each the full rowwrd of his labor; and that as a result involuntary pov- erty will be abolished, and the greed, intem- perance and vice that spring from poverty, and the dread of poverty will be swept away The following officers were clected: Peroy Pepoon, president; C. F. Beckott, vice pres- ident; John E. B |Inl:‘m treasurer. Add 20 dm};: of Angostura Bitters to every glass of impure water you drink. The genuine only munufactaved by Dr. Siegert & Sons, ~ Ask your druggist. SOUTH OMAHA. Knights of Honor Bauquet. South Omuha lodge, No. 8150, Knights of Honor, have arranged for a banquet and re- ception to be given to the Omuha and Fre- wmont lodges of Knights of Honor ¢ Satur- day evening, April 6. The following com- mittees have boen appointed: General Committee on Arrangements— Messrs, Charles R. Burgess, Charles Lar- , Frank B, Doylo and Goorge Dot Recoption—3essrs. Harry Reed Wenachter and James W. Committee on Lcr('nwnlr‘fl ~Messrs. Georg 7. Seltaer, (Georgo Ax Marshall, Jucob Beil ston and Arthur H. Rushford. ‘The committees, officers and memboers of the lodge are making extensivo preparations for a grand fraternal meeting. Notes About the City. Frank Golden and Thomas . Golden have been appointed special Union Pacific depot policemen, William C. Bacon, of tho George H. Ham mand & Company packing house force, is sick at the Hotel Becksted. el Filer and George Kobrick will er this morning before Judge Reuther assault and battery preferred by I Kroslky. M yman_and three children, Brnest, ha. have gone to visit rela: tives in Atlantic, Iowa. Judge Reuther has bought Cornelius Bren- nan’s interest in the *Court.” The cattlo killing gang at Swift & Co. Sat- urday broko tho racord and killed 600 head. Bd McMahan und J. 8, Vosburg quarrelled over r work, and this morning Judg Heuthor will. docido. whothor oF not there was assault and battel Mrs. George . Russell is visiting friends friends in Kunsas C Hereafter the **Court,” one of the most or- derly and best conducted saloons in the vity, will close at 9 o'clock every Sunday night. William Korr, of Towa, is building a house [wenty- )hnd and G stre m Cooper, of the Nutional Life In- o compuany, came down from Umaha to spend Sunda th Judge Reuther. Id Sobert, an insane unfortunate, was Confined in the city jail Sunday night for safety. Patrick MeCann, for taking onboard too much noisy liauor, and John Hogau, a vag, will answer beforo Judge Iteuther this morning. McCann became very vicious, biting ernt king like a wild man before he was landed in the cooler. Miss Alice Erlon Monday will roturn to Poru to resume her studies. Lee K. Wells, editor and publishor of the Orieans Courier, formerly foreman in the Drovers’ Journal is in_the city circulating among his many friends. The democratic city central committee met at 3 o'clock Saturday and will meet again at 2 o'clock Monday afternoon. The law preventing persons from voting for school directors who are not heads of WHAT PEOPLE TALK ABOUT. Views and Interviews Canght in Hotel Corridors and Elscwhere, Mr. W. E. Annin, private secretary to Senator Paddook, returned home yesterday from Washington. He says that the weathor down there is lovely, that the locusts are blooming and everybody is leaving town, ex- cept the politicians, “Don’t know as I can tell you anything that is not already known. So far as the ral appointments in Ne braska are concerned, I can only say that the delegation has made & few recommendations, but the president manifests no disposition to be_in & hurry about appointing them. The delegation is working very hard to secure oneof the assistant_attorney generalships for John C. Watson, of Nebraska City, and I believe they ill succeed. John Peterson has been agreed upon for internal revenue collector. Brad Slaughter, as you know, has been con- firmed ns_marshal and Patrick Egan goes to Chili, but_beyond these I don't believe anything definite has been done. The se- lection of a United States attornoy seems to be receiving rather indifferent consideration and it would not surprise me if Mr. Pritchett should be permitted to serve out his term, The legal department has not as yet outlined a policy, though the indications are that we will have uch_stricter adherance to rules than ever vil before, Ve appointments have been made as compared with the first month's work of former administrations. The various departments appear to be determined that no man shall be removed before the ex- piration of his term except for zood reasons, A sweep has been made inthe railway mail service but that was demanded by the whole country irrespective of party.” Mr Annin says that he gave no particular attention to the Omaha postofice flght and had very little to say about it. Omaha was invaded last evening by Bill e, J. Whitcomb Riley and Eli Perkins, three of the mos notoriously funny men in prose, poctry and stupendous prevarication this or any other country ever producod. Nye and Riley came together, while Perkins floated in by limself. Nyeand Riley hotelied at the Millard while Perkins hid himsclf near the sky-light parlor of the Paxton. The first two came to cure Omaha’s billious pop- ulation with a double-headed huvnmuus en- tertainment styled lecture, but K is not mude known, Mr. Nyo s had been under the woather for several duys, and because of the quictness encoun- tered at Des Moines last Wednesday can- celled four engagements, went to bed there and rested until noon yesterday. “But I am all right now,” he continued, ard will do my best to drive dull caro away from Omaha be- fore leaving.” That hae oug hean be so quickly cured by Shiloh’s Cure. We guarantee it. Ior sule by Goodman Drug Co. -Mayor Ames Dying. MiNNEAPOLIS, Minn., March 31.—Special Telegram to Tug I who has been si s tonight 1n a critical l'nmnlmn It is feared that lie will not survive many hours. N BSTABLIGKED 1361 | 150 So, Slu'aCuresI °mgo tits, Clnvksot. The Rogular 01d-Established 5 JPEYSICIAN AND SURCEON Ibst¥l Treating with the Greatest SKILL SKILL and SUCCES% Uhromc, Ncrvons and Prlvatc Distases, A3~ NERVOUS DEBILITY, Lowt Manhood, Failing Memory, Exlinusting Dreams, Head and Back Ach Ieading to early decuy and perhaps Consumption or Insanity, treated scientifically by new methods with u}mucn . SYPHILIS and all bad Blood and Sin Dis« JSimanently cured. A9~ KIDNEY and URINARY complaints, Gleet, Gonorrhoea, Stricture, Varicocele and a' ) diseases of the Genito-Urinary Orgars cured promptly without injury to Stomach, Kidney &%~ No experiments. Age and experience ime Consuitation free and sacred. B3~ Those contemp! m,.m.,‘: send for Dr. [aTke's Colcbrated puide Male und. Female, each nts, both ag cents (stamps). Consult the tor. A frisndly letter or callmiy save ng and shame, and add golden years tolife, " &&rHook ife's (Secret) Errors,"" to cents (stamps). Medicine §3d writings sent everywhere, secure from exposures lours, 810 8. Sundays o to 12, Address F. D. CLARKE, M. D., 186 0. Clark St.. CHICAQO, ILL. ou qult drinkir book of pArtic ‘o, 15th and I Sio. 15th agd. Cuming. stroets Omal ).: Counéil Blutfs, Towa: Agents, A. D.F Bro. Dxt,. UWwWEIN'S ELEGTRIC BELT AND SUSPENSORY, PATENTED Auo. 16, 1887, Iuvuwtn Fes, 1, 1889, WEN'S FLECTRO: i \Wn rr,o BRp IR Sa7 ¥ BELT AND) BUSPENSORY a ’r' JT.';:‘JFJL:Z. “Bamdly: X‘fi : S <gw'uumm flnmplunh A i, S ing of 5 ndjrcrétions in Youth, Age, Mi gloLife, et fheates Eiuietea o e v et o it f T B S EEOTRIG NSOLES il P (0 YV Rte Tor-raks Hlontta 60 pomEd et o [0 pinin sented envelope. Mention por. OWEN ELEOTRIQ BE 1 & ANLIANU: uo North Broadway, BT. LOU "RUPTURE ! ELECTRIC BELT _ AHD TRUSS, COMBIN DR, ISRAEL'S "OWER m zcrmu BELT & APBLIANOE o, 06 Horth Brosdway, 8. LOUIS, M( DAUNKENNESS the Liguor HAblt Positiyely Cured ministoring D, fa e e niiio. Tt can be (\en nn cup of coffee or in arti- cles of food, without the knoivledge of the pa- fent; it is absolual; ana will ef- foct a permanent and speedy vhether the rate drinker or an_ alcohol FATLS. Over 100,000 nkards been madotemperate ml-n Who have taken Golden Specific in their ce v ¥ knowlodga " and today bl of thotaown aceord, rs freo. Kubn EASTERN TRUST FUNDS A large amount of money to loan on im- proved real estate in the city of Omaha. These funds will be distributed in sums to sult, but large lonus are preferred. Applications may be made to ™Y Nebraska Clothing Co’s NEW DEPARTMENT. Mernvs SsShoes. Saturday morning we will open onr new Shoa Dapartment. It is located on the sec- h | ond floor of the new addition, and you will find there the largest and best assorted stock We will take occasion here to remark that it is our intention to lead the retail Men’s shoe trade of Omaha just as we do the Clothing, Furnishing and The introduction of our popular prices produced a revolution in the clothing trade, and we propose to accomplish the same in the shoe of Men's Shoes in the city . Hat trade. your own judgement. to look as well as the best. good or how poor it is. hat we offer to every purchaser, these shoes, & NEW PAIR NREKEHE, Has any other house ever made s You will find our prices from 2 such an offer? g trade, by giving at all times The Best Shoes for the Least Money. In buying shoes you have to rely more upon the house that sells them to you than upon You can not tell the quality of the leather after it is made up into the shoe, nor can you tell how a shoe is made, as a cheap shoe can be finished You can only tell after the shoe has been worn how In the preparation of our new departmeat we have employed the most expert knowledge and experience. Our stock is sele liable makers, and so sure do we feel of the quality of all shoes which we are selling above $2.50 In case of any unreasoble defective wear of tod from the best and most re- 5 to 50 percent lower than those of any regular shoe Our $1.25, $1.65 and $1.85 shoes are honest and trusty shoes for workingmen. They are wld in every ghoe store for considerable more money. Nebraska Glothi Corner Douglas and Fourteenth Streets, Omaha. Company A Sure Cure 20to 60 DAYS, This is u disease which Baftled all Medie When Mercury, lodide of Potassium, Sa rilla or Hot $prings fail, we guaranté We havea Rems nknown to anyone in the World outsi one that iag . %0 doing protect it from malaria, rheuma- | families or taxpayers, will be rigidly en- ; / i3 T oy CLuar werious maladien T5roat ab tho Slamtion te-morzow, Hyery ono Absolutely Pure. Ny i o curothe most obiilnate cysen. Ten days tn —— should be prepared for this so as to avoid o BRI e 2 : decp_ seated cases that we solicit. Wo have ; A Passenger Brakeman Killed. trouble and not to retard voting. stnils powder novor varles, Amarvelof DUKITY | pirst National Bank Building. Representing — [ 5 idreds w doned by / 3 Superintend Ressoguie, of the Union Pa- | Atthe Gun club shoot Sunday morning | than the ordinary kinds, and cannot bo sold in == | - ¢ i St Biananonobncod inourAblafendine cific, received a telegaam yesterday to the | outof 20 birds S. S. Remer got_ 12, Michuel | competition with the multitudes of low cost, LADIES’ DAY. N, W. Cor. 13th & Dodge Sts. I IErld o il e k. effect that late Saturday night a brakeman gmnclrr1u,Tl-L“1\'.nm~r, ‘u u]ml Wi'nn?m Me- M" l\‘\’fl‘»illl‘l:lrlfilfli‘::" Dl;;:klm: 1'53-‘53: 3 s.‘»g} . TORTAETREATMENT OF ALL £ Stce the history of mealeine 4 {rue specifio 8 named Blake, on the overland passenger mn:t‘l‘.n 'l’lnl::m first rogulir shoot of the sea- A At Wednesda April 3./ ning for Syphills has ‘been sought for bul never 3 0 place next Sunday morming. Ys P U] found until our train, met his death at Julesburg, Colo., by | “°5 ' Galiahan, of the stock yar B | we a Itles n special lnvitation to ) h o 10 . C. Callahan, yards switch |, Weextend to the ladics n special invitation = AGIC REMEUD being crushed between two passenger | orely No 2, will leave for Chicago this morn- SuTe-h Rustiaiones oued me ota LINFAVTPTE N AT BANK || 5o stareon'tie on wnd BRACES, . A ,l ; Y ? coaches. The report was to the effect that | i, 5 3 Hhardoy was discovered, and we nre justifled in saying 3 BTl iaking a bounling nutie sbove potat | 28 to marry. slignant breaking out on my leg, which T. 5. DEPCSITORY, OMAHA, NED. oot ¢ th Ap*ll:mcus for Daformities and Trusses. 1118 the only ltemedy 1 the World tnat will pose o N William MecDonald, of stock yards scales It was 3 s ) J Sy Best inchitles apparatus and remedios for suceoss | iUvely hacause the latest Medical Works, Blake's head was caught between the beams | ooV 0 MEIORE G B a by the doctors—tour of W a. nlsbingaior tholittle oo ful troatment Torm of disease requiriua 9 Stioe. I8y, crushing it to a pulp, and resulting in instant | NO: % 18 on tho sicic lis Lo with no reilef. Capital... ...... 4“‘"’"‘ |etirsand uretaonticentioncn ool a e Baktont Mréatmont, Our ronie dcath. The theory is that he was somewhat Miss Agues Downs has returned from onfess that | owe my pre S\npluh J n. m 1889. 2,000 A shopping tavlet will FIFTY ROOMS FOR PATIENTS. ly will cure wien o s BN nd was orushod whily cm!;*uwl;lulu o f—‘“‘;““\‘l"“[' Ia, g BealiiLto s, Bunhilahiin myical By %) A‘Nl)‘ll 2C visitor. iourd and stiynduncd; best hospital accommoa- lhy wuste your tiino wid monoy with patent connect the air chumbers to the bralkes, Keenan, credit mauager of the Ar- 4 D I 2 n‘ R , President, ons in the wost e LR o, medicines that never had virtis, or doc Blake 15 well known in Omaha, and worked | mour-Cudaby Packing company, has ro- N. 1oth St Bt outs, o, i YiseRronidant, WILTE Foll CUouTAS o Dorormitonsnd Binces, | phiysicians that cannot eura you, ou that lave Tries, Gl v..u, Survitarg 01 tho e, HEEL Tawors, Canol A ( reh, Bronehitis, uhulnn i 2 ') : fipneniyy Kidiiey. Wddcr! | ¢ porminont d,und il Surgical dporations. | Where. Mark Disoases of Women a Spoolalty. | must fuke our ¥ g you that have BOOK ON DISEASES OF WOMEN FILEE. YonEhahave be ONLY BELIABLE MEDICAL INSTITUTE | tenof now cases ev et MAKING A BPECIALTY OF Many gethelp und thin! disease, but in one, two or three yeal after 1% PRIVATE DISEASES. | wyoi sgan tha more norribie form, ATl Blood Disassos sucuss ully trented. Syphintic | This is a blood Purifier and will Cure L B A A T Ers any Skin or Blood Diseuse when ything Else Fails. Ot ot SeRt by Toall ; el it i Shits | THE COOK REMEDY 60, Badl us or send Distory of your case, aid we will Room 10 and 11, U. S. National Bank Upon Private Smcial or Kervous Di no- Building, Omaha, Neb. o m tency, Syphilis, Gleet nd Var L | B T list.~ Address Oraha Medical and Surgical Tnstitute, or Thg“[_mn”fl[gh P[gssurg Hgsg on the Union Pacifie between Council Bluffs | turned from a business trip to Mississippi. and Grand Island. His lomo is in Denver, and the remains will be talen to that place el A New Train. Grass, garden and fiold. eods. Wm. ing link botween Ne- Sievers & Co., 16th and California. nsas has just been placed Dy the Union Pacific railway. This train leaves Council Bluffs daily at 4:45a. m.; leaves Omaha al 5:05 a. 1, Whereas, A largo number of citizens of | and runs’ through without change to i she unorganized county of Thurston have | Manhattan, Kan., maiing direct con- 4 united in & petition asking that said county | nections there with the Kansas division Do oFganized, and that John D, Freese, Theo- | of the Union Pacific railway for all dore H. Graves and James Whitcomb, be ap- | points in Kansas and Colorado west- pointed special county commissioners, and | bound, and for Topeka, Lawrence, I\xlw | CALIFORNIA! Pl iy ! sas Ci i s | u 2 0 fug & temporary organization; and *tho tem- liof, you nover can got it else- eud you over and A short time i now, not one in permanohtly cured. k they are free from the Our baby when two months old was attacked with Scrofula, which for a long time destroyed her eyesight entirely, \nd caused to despair of her life, The tulled to relleve her, and we 1F1C, Which soon and she 18 now hale THE | Ro N BA N K ""DErk, Will's Point. Texas. Corner 12th and Kgrnam Sts, ‘W‘b\-w\ for hook giving listory ‘of A General Banking Business Trasacte.d Steck Piano |y, Remarkable for powerful sympathetic tone, pliable m'uuu and absolute dura- bility; 80 y em: record the best guaran- r ured her enth and hearty. Proclamation. Organizing the county of Thurston. ivi < e b 25 3 tcnol 1,1 cellence of these instru- 3 3, b i;‘o.'.!il'u’fli',i‘fif“‘;,‘ét‘l‘;’,. .:.f"t‘\':fé"infi‘-‘.'\:fiff-‘:x“..‘.‘. ! eil Blufls 11:40 p. m., ek 1g " direct " & > PEa Al Oor. 15th and Dodge 5ts,, - - OMAHA, NEB, 'he Best l- the Cheapest! ] abitants. and ton or moro. of satd petition. | connection with Kunsas division trains 1 ; WY 4 =) P , ers are taxpayers and residouts of !ru;n, nsas City, Lowrence, Topoka [} /) 3z 399 wem FOR SALE A ' county, | and the east, and from Denver, Salina, 3 = . BY THE B Now Therefore, I, John M. Thayer Abeline and all points wi abling ; — 1 e ernor of the stato of Nebraska, in cou ussongers 10 vi Doints A o SEat o oc Hygtacin. Diare U Following Plmnbers w‘m. lho'nlmnmri{nol; said petitionors wnd by | in Kuns 4 R e TR S e e il s ) virtue of the authority in me vested by sec- o R Ty s duche, N 5 caused by the by & P tion 1, article 3, chapter 17, of tha compileq | POSsible time. Tho se trains have first- .'xlf,"..r“f.fm...n Obhco, Wak6ruInas MYntAT . H | .| Hussey & Day € k E statutos of Nevraska, do hereby declare suid | dd"“"l"llll"mim consisting of hmu!hn‘u: For Sale or Trade. Dopression, otianing it | . county of ‘Ihurston organized for the pur- | ¢ars and fivs s of the Rosidence property ge groves, town lots, | insanity andleac 0 misory leatli, . g Bl 0 S ftobini b noemanent areauitation: | atost pattori,. Tho gew.train will il e TeeRA | anid"dosiraddo wniinyroved iids. multavlo fof | Fremature OIT Age, Harronncss, Loss of Powe MmN PINCAR 3 Bad do commission tho porsons abovo named | a long felt want, and is bound to be | |SHLPRCREUAT, &FC | Wwinter homes, for suloor to trade for western | orl Gaused by over-axertion of th | i as o spocial county umissioners, and | popular, ' "]UNE[\ ]'(u POROVILLE CALJ | @poved farinlands_€orcespondonco solcited | RELY GV, | BACh hox | M O DAN J. L. Welshans, clal county ¢ e ; ol th's treatment. $1.00 & box, or six boxe: o A S harson Bhoro hamod, spoolal equnty clorls | el = O o A R R T | e o o e | oua, CHioNIO ana PALTARE DISEASKS 0t J. R. Barnacle, town of Pender as the temporary county | Wns. for ,,,','r“"""‘ Orlando, Florida, | 'WI GUARANTEE SIX BOXES MEN and WOMEN successfully trentad 1. Morrison, scat of said county. % New Tork 3 1 To cure any case. With each order received b; 3 Py p, In Testimony Whereof, T have herounto | Knights of the night-stick—Morning ' us f0r 51 oX6s, accompanied with 8,00, we will YOUNG MEN Rose & Balfe, sot my hnm'l “Iml cnuno;lt\lr: buh afixed the = newspaper compos ;;m :E;: mx;‘(lL) Tt‘rt:::s";1‘1“.‘1‘:‘:’11';1‘1“:1.,‘7"":;.p :fi'::z‘ PP T AT And all ln‘MIlu)r g great seal of the state of Nebrasku “Dyed whil (P THE Yoty oney if | tment dovs not Suflering from tho cffuts of yeuthsul olion or 1 WPesoqr v 95 “aone at Liucola, this 20k day of March, | ";i\‘gr‘m‘f{’,.,""h iy U=sMoustonhies APOSITIVE mmnfl.fin“magfl,%,fl{ 5;3&”0(‘1“:%"5 lasuedionly by Goodmag | grotipns: or, ers & Despondoney, Averl the west, . . D, h Tih i | btreet, Omaha Neb, : ' W 8 o o By the Governor, Jow M, Tiravi. “Caught in the Act”—Stage villains, m_o‘!fi;'fl:nllmi IR R L e i TRl NG R B W ShTl o wnes prossiio guntantee mprintad n the body H LAW#, Secretary of State. “Suspended’—Lronser 3 0x Buseasel o nm'sz:.fnnl&nun.!"”h' on to Y “To Be Re-tired"—Waorn-out wheels, 7 el W, THRATRRNT f o e P Fisher Prml.m,'; Co., 1011 Farnam st.. 4 by v k 3 Hon Losilly fvom 47 Sniam. Torrhiorion o i Coant A 06 F P YA G ) tek Sul- Tossan wriieihem: roofs m r le- . " telephoue 1261, blank booic wakers, eto, | umfi‘(,uud Roun an”—Jobn L. Sul o ean wrie “&l rapisonlee, ad preft mllsd A Great Medical W:;;im:oung and Middle Max Moyer--Establishad 1856--Adolph Meyer A HENRY GEORGE CLUB, IR0 Maatmatanttantit muonanoss ! Onsxmnin i 3 i i R whial { A Disciples o1 the Reformer Organize Collared”—Pet dogs. : 1 Sk ot e Ma x e er the Omaha Single Tax Club. Is it true that Inspector Byrnes men? an s Witlchta- e 0 ! A well attended meeting of the disciples | No policy is the best poli P l ] L e of Henry George met at the Gato City ball | Buyco-sioerers make poor pilots. . LOCATED, . Gontiitatlon froa” sovd A Suuday afternoon and organized the Omaha | " g f " (VAR POV RIORS UGHS, Awd )l necessary papers filled, o dran inglo Tax elub. y s gowg z S HM 0 GH (1} Sing awry(e). W. E. HAWLEY, Civil Enginesr } DR. SPINNEY & CO. Thoir scliomo for the solution of the social | “"WANR o e on o .\ e t S, * [ ZInes {NOW THYSELF.. A ¥ H AND FARNAM sTnkm‘s. problem is to abolisl: all taxes, including the | ;oo\ ' Tp g rany) 2' H & o 4«0‘" ron H 1 f, CASPER, WYO, or OMAHA, NEBRAS| 4 Main and 12th St. ,Kansas City, Mo, " Yarift, excopt that levied on land values. | ecuuse he's & guardian of 5 L\D.SE,‘—"SES.,THRO’\ MIE gung o midale-aged men who are yufforin (o B Mention Wislyave General Ag - o fyeretions of Yot Kxhaustod Vil i They lay special stress on the word *‘values.” 4nds S G Ry Promature Docline, i U N N bl m(fuzus. beitgbrg = WEATS, et )| STATE LINE, { Under the single tax system the lot on n " FISH, Lollowink the structions In ‘the cience of Life or To Gl ow, Belfast, Dublin f © which the New York Lifo bullding stauds 3 £ soups, | | siderbite brbat g it vsipalt | O L1ASEOW, J CHICKERING . would pay 1o more takos than & vacant plece | 3 Europe. A S0UPS, 185 Drancriptions for a1l ACute c ; and Liveppool ! k. of real state of the samo valie. There | Special short tour to the capitals o Santa-Ableanin 11 GRAVIES, | | Fyiy tndorsed 2,4,";$,,:;-;;;::'":.!:; o Niw You KNABE, ) would be ro levy whatever on tbe building, ropean countries — kngland aul T stratlv ple, With Indorse ’ VOSE & s(ms Dor on anyihing 1n 1t ~\We dou't bolieve 1t d, Holland Belgium and France For Sale by I n"‘." i67es, Beuly how:’ adiress i curaion #43 . U p either just or expedient to fine & man for jw- | Costing $260, Goodman Drug Compan L i om and frem | o Wt Low fhs who. biay’ b cons BEHR BROS,, { BALOWIN & Co, proving thy city,” is the way' thoy 'expinin | g i e vy mey exiin | which includes all uecessavy expenses, [ llmm(\\ a4, 2 [ 3 " nd uli urinary troubles easily, qu PENNYRS ER! f i 1ot of new laws, but to abolish & lot of per- | @mbracing more trav el .and belter ac- K"]NEYT; -fi'wr-xvmr.l.'x DYDOCTURA Ca up mmtuw‘uuf:r!fiu‘fl‘h'om.mw John filegan, Gonors Htan Illd us: w STIHH Jiiid nicious ones. We have ulready a law taxing | comunodution than ever offered by any | sules cuses cured in ssven davs, Sold les. Are Safe, Effectuid and Pleasant dolph Bl., Chicago. i 4 mx ‘it druy gists, or by mail feom Doc- | | per box by mail,or at druggists. | H, MeCa . Jand values. All we pioposo to do is to | management. .50 7 Sealed uis, including Germany fnd | Wie hmw 12 White St'N.Y. Full directions. T Bticulare’ posiage siamos. Address wuftoring trom e | Kor sule and by mail by Goodman | To WEAK MEN oifocts of nflm Diyu g)Co, Omaha, Nebr aska. abolish the other taxes, I'here ure now ofti- | Longer cers to collect these taxes. All we intond 1o | Switzeriand, costing 8850 and $450, 90 18'to reduce this force, for the land tax is Send for clroulars. nh. easier to collect. Simple, isn't it J. Woob & Co., ul on. ST AT i —— P-I-A-N-0-S spofi YPRE M . Story & Clark and Shoninger-Beli Orzans | . low is thalr doohn on of priveiples 092 Tapn, & Loat -mm | " K- We hold ve an_equal right to 1223 Varnam §t., Owaha Neb. ""1‘”[5‘;!: H SPECIAL FRICES AND SRKMS, 5 their ud uv.m. wont. and lfhu:o i 81 Brovd vy, New York, PEHLESS I"E) Agwnr n.udu'u.t:' } Write for Catal g