Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, June 12, 1889, Page 8

THE CITY. Paul Stein will be arraigned July 9 for assaulting John Smith, a street car driver. B, W. Briggs, baggagemaster at the Webster street depot, is prostrated with a severe sickness, Arrangements are being made {0 have a Western Union telegrapher in the ticket office of the Wclecr street depot. A, G. R. Calhoun, railway postal clork between Omaha and Ogden, has been promoted to the charge of a car on the same run. Johnny Mullen, son of John Mullen, of the Union Pacific shops, fell from a tree and sustained a fracture of both bones of the right forearm. The citizens of the Seventh ward meet at 8 o’clock Weoednesduy evening, at the Park house, Hanscom park, to _arrange and raise money for the band concerts, Robert Johnson, who is employed in the stables on the fair grounds, was Kicked by o colt and suffered a com- pound fracture of the left forearm, just below the elbow joint. George Wallace writes Beavey from Creston, la., concerning his fourteen-y ‘who left home a few weeks ago to come to Omaha, and has not been heard from gince. Ida M. Lee Dixon filed a petition in the district court yesterday aftornoon, asking for a divorce from William A. Dixon, to whom she was wedded at Elgin, 111., March 1, 1883, She alieges habitual drunkenness and failure to pro- vide as grounds for the desired separa- tion. A complaint was filed in the police court by Fred Ullman, charging H. S. Cox with obtaining money under false pretenses. The spec tions are that Cox represented that Mary Cox was sole owner of certain goods and chattels con- tained in the restaurant at No. 418 South Fifteenth street, valued at #372.25. Ullman says in his complaint to that the said ry Cox was not the owner, and _the property was not free from incumbrance. Personal Paragraphs. in the city. s at the Murray ray. John Leh, of Allentown, Pa., 18 at the Pax- n. C. A, Waterman, of Hay Springs, is at the Murra L. P. Albright, of Red Cloud, Murray. George H, Lewis, of Des Moines, is at the Paxton. A. C. Edwurds, of Spokane Falls, is at the Paxton, J. 7. Bell has returned from a ten duys’ trip to California. W. P. Manley and C. C. Pierce, of Sioux City, are at the Paxton, Congressman Georgo W. 1. Dorsoy has re- turned to his home at Fremont. W. S. Jacoby, a veteran sport of the Mis- souri valicy, is the guest of Bd Rothery. Mrs, Silloway and danghter left last eve- ning for Massachusetts, where taey will pass tho summer. Minot Tirrell has gone to Chicago to exam- ine plans and machinery now being prepared for a very eutensive increase the electric plant in this city. Mr. C. L. Erickson, wife and child left esterday for n six weeks' pleasure wip in alifornia und the caast. is at the Attention Hibernians, All members of Division No. 1, A. O. H., are carnestly requested to be in full attendance on Sunday, June 16th, at 2:30 p. m. sharp, a t. Philomena’s hall, Ninth and Howard streets. The elcction of officers and other important business to be transacted. By order of the R. S., Div. 1, A. O. H. Blair's License Renewed. The fire and p commission held a special session last evening to consider the matter of re-granting a liquor license to A. M. Blair, whose license was revoked on the 16th of last month. Blair was tried in the police court on the charge of selling liquor ©a Sunday at his place, on Third aud Pine, and was found guilty. Theroupon his license was revoked. The case was appealed to the district court and the result was a reversal of the verdict in favor of Blair. He the fore made application to have his license newed, and aft ong exccutive session it ‘was decided last night to renew it. Suit was commenced in the district court yesterday afternoon by Francisco Morosca and seven other Italians against Jacob Levi, a South Omaha justice of the peace, and his bondsmen. The action is to recover §77.75, for which amount the plaintffs secured judg- . ment against J. Oakley, a South Omahn &rading contractor. The petitioners allege that Justice Levi retused to issue execution under their judgments for a long while, and finally released Oakley by ussuming the in- debtedness, which he now refuses to pay. Car Arrangements, The shortening of tho Thirteenth and fair grounds street car line to the Thirtegnth and ‘Webster street depot line means merely a discontinuance of cars between the Webster street depot and Lake street. From Lake street north to the fair grounds cars are still run, making conneetions with every cable train, the transfer being made withofit extra charge, The shortened line running from the Webster street depot south on Thirteenth street gives the people living on the south side of the city better facilities, as the cars oW run on that Line every five minutes, Increased Valuation, The township assessors ave turning their books over to the county commissioners, who &are now sitting as a board of equalization, ‘The books which have been computed show a £reat increase in property values over last 'u:r. Three wards in the city, South Omaha sud one country precinct show: cro of 8606,000. The ‘Increuse of Gouth Opha alone is 8319,000. Tuking these four or five procincts as a bases for estimate, the county valuation will show an increaso of some- thing like 3,000,000 over 1585, ———— An Unsavory Crowd. John Irvin, & man of forty-five years of age, was arrested on complaint of his wife and threo daughters, charged with living :l‘vith one Mrs. Manville s Mr. and Mrs, oues, in a small cottage on Twenty-fift Marcy. John's family 1vos at 'l'uu-u%\irx-ve'::t'fl #od Burdette, und "claim that he bas not been home for three months, and for over a year has contributed nothing to the support of his fauily, Tho Manvilje wouan sings and dances at the People's theater, e Ladies of Omaha, Council Bluffs and Surrounding Localities, Heyman & Deiches, 1518 and 1530 Farnam street, ] Alico Isaacs, the well known milliner, late of Stern Bros., West 23rd st, New York city, has recently opened a large and elegant millinery de ment in the store of Heyman & Deiches, 1518 and 1520 Farnam st, consisting of Paris bonnets and round hats, English hats, o grand assortment of flowers, feathers, ribbons and millinogy trim- mings at the very lowest prices, Wholesale and retail, Migs Isancs extends a special invita- tiof) to all ladies to call and inspect the new millinery which, without the shadow of a doubt, excelsunything ever spown, s———— 7 ‘[uldormln.cnw '§°¢,815 N 16th,Omahu REMOVED, The Boe Establishment Now Quar- tered in the New Building. The office of Tie OMAnA BER has been re- moved to the new Bee building. Kor the next ten days the counting room will be foand on the ground floor, corner of Seventoenth and Farnam, All orders for advertising and subscription will be received thero, The editorlil rooms, on the sevent floor, will not be nccessible to the public until the formal opening of the building, which will® take place on June 19, Until then communi- cations for the editorial ,department will be recoived at the counting room. Telephone numbers of the editorial and counting rooms will remain unchanged. BABUOCK CHOSEN, He Will Take Charge of tho Stocke yards July 1. Babeock, general agent of the t tuis place, at a moet- ing of the exccutive board of the SouthOmaha ds, held n Johun A Me- o's office, accepted the management of the stockyards and will take charge in the capacity of ussistant to the president, July . Manager Boyd will remain tempo- rarily, but will eventually be retired as manager, it being the intention of the com- pany to place Mr. Babeock in full control. Mr. Babeock, who has been five years gen- eral agent of the Northwestern here, left yesterday afternoon for Chicago, where he Willihand in his resignation. J. E. Preston, who has been associated with the Northwestern for a period of years, will, it is thought, succeed Mr. Babcock ns general agent. As soon as Mr. Babcock becomes thoroughly quainted with the stock yards m Ww. N. Northwestern road he will be delegated with the full and abso- lute management. The popular blood purifier, Hood’s Sarsapnrilla, is having & tremendous sule this everybody takes it. But His Mourning Friends Remain in Omaha. laf Ellison has skipped. His whei abouts are unknown to any of the friends whose acquaintance he formed, to their cost, during his transitory residence in the city. Olaf came here last winter. Ho claimed to be a representative ¢f the Chicagd Pimes, and had been delegated to Write up Omaha. He failed to write it up, however, because the shrewdness of the local merchants led them to believe that Olaf had missed his vocation. g He then became connected with a local paper, a circumstance which the man ment tearfully regret to the present day. He then tricd to “‘work” the press club, but failed, E He then became o of the Western rt association, and, in his effort to influte it, ran counter to more practical und con- sorvativ s, Th overed that Olaf kn much about art as ne did about the English spelling book. They dropped the encrgetic and tawny-headed ad- venturer. He then became a manager of stage attrac- tions, Madame Ann: ith, the Swedish singers and Lovy. paid in full, but’ it was with llisou had Lev the He also departed leaving a genial_hotel in the lurch for two months’ board, also walked away with a suit of cloth: has not been paid for, togetier with o nuu of other little accommodations which that St. Paul know Lim quite as wi Omahn does. Persons sceking the g Olaf will save time by going uround that burg of the Apostles Cushman's Mc beadache, neural 2 asthmi, Trial fred at your drug ist. P’rice 50 cents WO OW An Interesting Suit on Tvial in the District Court, What the lawyors term a case is on trial beforeJudge Wakeloy, Aboutons year ago Andrew Haas sued Julius Roth- Schilds, @ stock-dealer, on somo promisso notes and got judgment for About that time Rothschil sent a lar onsign ment of cattle to S m, ut South Omaha m While the money received for these cattie was still in the hands of the commission firm, T ced it and, on order of Jud 2 amount of the judgment was turned « r to the court. Now comwes Vav Hoben & Co., of Sioux with an intervention suit and demand that a portion of the money be paid to them, They claim that Rothschilds was their partner in the buying of stock and that Haas had no right to take money, a propor- tion of which belongs to them, for an - dividual debt oweddy Rothschilds, Adv to Mothers. Mrs. Winslow’s Soothing Syrup should always be used for children toeth- ing. Itsoothes the child, softens the gums, allays all prins, curés wind coli and is the ‘best remedy lor diarcha 23¢ a bottle. ity * The Motor and the Flood, Dr. Mercer received a letter from the Johnstown Iron company, located at Johns- town, Pa,, the scene of the recent terrible flood, thanking him for sympathy extended. The company lost many of its men, the let- ter said, among whom was the gon fore- man, whom the doctor knew personally. The company’s facilities for. doinz business were but slightly imy d it will resur % arge nmount of ma- terial left there the day beforc the flood, consigned to the motor company. Postoflice Suspects, Two tough characters, named John P. Foley and W. H. Howard, have been ar- rested by Detectives Mostyn and Ormsby, on suspicion of bemg connected with the Denver postoftice robbery. Lis pair had been selling batches of postage stamps to merchants Lere of late, but, when arrested, no stamps were found on their persons. To them are also credited the numerous burglar- ies and cases of horse stealing which have been reported of Iate. OYA WA TRDVAL ettty i 1 g Absolutely Pure. Tts powder nev strength and wh thau the ordinary les. A marvel of purity ness.” More econoiaical &iuds, and cannot be sold in | eompetition with the muititudes of low cos sbortwelghtalum oF phospnate powders, ouly {u cans. Wi uulnflnuwfil&u“_m‘ Fowdes Gow S i WEDNESDAY, JUNE 12. 1889, Continental Clothing House The Inducements to Purchase this Month are Greater than Ever. July 1st, our Semi-Anuual Stock Taking and our Aim is to Reduce Stock in every Department. Nothing but First Class Goods are ever Offered foriSale at the “‘Continental.” We believe that the public appreciate this, especially when thev find that our prices are no higher than are charged for inferior goods. We absolutely guar- antee every garment thatis sold and it isnot necessary for us to say any more about our methods of doing business as they are well known. We are manufacturers of distinct styles that can only be bought at the Continental. MEN’'S DEPARTMENT. The leadir has been our greatest succes feature of this sale is our showing of Men'’s $10.00 Suits. at the opening of the season. $15 CUTAWAYS. We will keep this line of.¢10 good scomplete during the month of June. Hundreds have been sold and as far as possible new styles will be added so as to give a variety as large as was shown On our $15 tables you will find fabrics flne enough to wear at any time, goods sold for $20 and g22. BOY'S AND CHILDREN'S DEPARTMENT. The suc motto. Spec ess of this department we ti 1l bargain lots will be of is a line of Childrens Fine Cheviot Suits, light color, at $5, made rink has been in the thorough manner in which our goods are made, fered this month that must be seen to be appreciated, in the same manner as the 1 'y 1 H H ; far the T 0 \ prices, but this grade is superior in quality and by far the best value, OMAHMA BOSTON NEW YORR DES MOINES FARNAM SBTREET, OMATA, Numy L] (Oppoelte Paxton Hotel) Office hours, ¥ &, m, to8p. m. Bundays, 10a m, tolp. m. i Bfipa‘rlln:‘mm in Chbronic, Nervoms, Skin and 00d Discases, §#7- Consultation at office or by mail free. Medicines sent by miail or express, socurely packed, free from observation. Guarantees to ckly, safely and permanently i‘fii‘v‘fius DEBILITY Spermatorrhien, semis nal Losses,Night Emis. siona, Physical Decay. arisiug from Indiscre- tion, 'Excess or Indalgence, ‘)I’ml"cl)lll Sleep- lesshess, Despondency, Pimples on the face aversion to soclety, easily dixeouraged, lnck of confldence, dull, unflt ror study or business,and finds life & burden. safely, permanently'and privately cur Consult Drs, etts & Betts, 408 Fari:am St., Omaba, i H 1 Syphills, & diseass Blood and Skin Diseases it norribie in ita results, completely eradicated without the aid of Marcury, - Scrotuls, Erysipelas, Fever Soros, Blotches, Uicers, Pains in' the Head and Bones, Syphilitt> Sore Thront, Mouth and ‘foncue, Ca: tarrh, &c.. permanently cured where others have fal ] i and_ Bladder Complaints, Kidney, Urinary #ioca vimeats, foo. tre- quent Burning or Bloody Urine, Urine hizn col Ored or with: milky sediment on stunding, Weak Bacl nnoirh Gleet, Cystitis, &c., Promptly andsately Curéd,” Chirges Roasond’ Guaranteed per- STRICTURE! St pe moval complete, without cutting, canxic or Qilatation. Curcseffected at homo bv patient without & moments hili OF gnuoVANCe, To Yuun% Men and Middle-Aged Men. A SURE CURE ¥ : RE e, awil offects ot ear) Vice, which brings organic weakness. destroying Both mind and 0dv, with &l its dreaded ills, pormanently cured. Rs BETTS Adress those Who bawe fupaired themselves by improper induk ences and solitary habitd,” which ruin both Body and mind, unfiting ihem for business, study or marriage. ARRIBD MEN, oF those entering on that hap- Py life, aware of physical debility, quickly as sistea, OUR SUCCESS {8 based upon facts, First—Practical Bxpe- rlence, Second—Every case Is especially studied, thus starting aright. ‘Third—Mediclnes aro pre: pared in our laboratory exactly to sult esch case, thus aifecting cures without injury, £ "Send 6 qents postage for celebrated works on Chroni rvous and Deiloate Discases, Thousands tured, 9~ A friendly lotter or cali nu? save you future suffering and shaine, and add golden years to lfe, (N0 lettors au syered inlesd wccompanied by 4 conts in stampa, e85 or call on DRS. BETTS & BETTS, 1408 Farnam Srtast, Omaba, GRATEFUL—COMFORTING Epps’s Cocoa. BREAKFAST, “By & thorough knowledge of the natural laws w peratlons of digestion mil nutrl o izatlon Ve us nany heavy doo clous use of such article 0wy be gradually bullt o, enough to resist every tendoncy o df de 0f subLle maladies are Hoating around us thereis & weak point. We ma il shft by keoping oursel ves woll blood wod & properly nourishel rvico Gagoito. b o milk. Sold lod th rod tors' bils. 1t 8 0f diet thiat & ntil stro e, Trame. 3 uply with bolling wa aif pound tins by Grocers |8 M ly in b JAHES BPPS& E Hom wopathic Chemist 14" “LONDON, ENGLAND, A CENTS WANTED—Toth —general gnd can- vassing on the new, revised and Imperial edition of Zell's Eucyclopedia in five volum Just lssued. Bold for cash, or ou easy iustal: DRS. BETTS & BETTS We propose to sell every Straw Hat in our stock this month. MEN’'S STRAW GOODS. BOYS’ STRAW GOODS—We car « Freeland, Loomis & Co. FIREMEN athome and those attend men: 0111« 1 spect’a sanplo iins exhibit ou wt our ihesa 10005 are e-pecially adapted for firemens' wear und Wort 1y of your noties, | DUCTOR (. I. Jordan Late of tho University of ‘New York City ani HowardUniversity, Wash- ington, 1, (. L HIAR OFR No. 310 and Ramge Building, Corner Fitteenth und Har Omah, Neb. re all curablé case treated with sus crs S1A, DEAF- BRONCHITIS, ASTIMA, DY NESS, Ri AND SKIN UMATIEN, ALL NEIVO at oftice or by mall, $1. s—0t0 11 i, m., 2104 . 7 m_, Bunday otlice haurs frow 9 a, m ‘Many diseas: Treated su Jordon througn for those unable g make'i journe; b BUCCESSFUL HOSPITAL TREATMENT AT THEIR HOMES, ¢ ¥end for book @n Diseases of Nose, T .roat, L [ ars; aungs and I'“"HI!_I‘EIH’.N(', M. M. Hamlin, Paonix Ins. . 8. A. Orchard, @Gavpot Dealer, John Bhelby, Gyoter. John Kush, Cisy ’J:l’nuuurur " GOLD MEDAL, PARIS, 1878, . BAKER & C0.’S Broakfast Cocod 1o absolutely pure and ¥ it is soluble. Wo Chemvicals a7 used n its preparation. It has more than thrce times the strengeh of Cocon mixed with Starch, Arrowroot or Sugas and s therefore fur more econom Bold by Grocers everywhere, _W. BAKER & (O, Dorchester, Mass. C - the Liguor H 1' AJ.’(‘;:I " Speclln!l-“w.l 1t can bo glven in & cup of col knowledge of Uy oo it Jeas, and will o whetl or toa wl {2 ubsolu cu nker or ui s have bon lden Specine will. 1 nat s with tho y @ drl ki eve they NEVER ¥ the Bpecific ments. For liberal terms and territory addr s ELLWOOL &k, Pub., l'hundvlphh.' faupm liquor appotl ale Ly 1 & Co. Diugel 21 fan and G0 10,y Councll Biuisla, THIN GOODS FOR HOT WEATHER ¢ Ve« HAT DEPARTMENT. STRAW GOODS FOR MEN, BOYS AND CHILDREN. —Quality unapproachable, price $1.00. put into one grand bargain lot at 50 cents. Proprietors. ADOLPH MEY | MAX MEYER. Kstablished 1866, GREAT BARGAIN SALE IN | Socond-Hand Pianos 8 Oraans. Cash. Monthly, 15.00 Banerdon squs 1 Marshal & Wendell g ) . W, Kimball Square 100.00 ering Upright, . Monthly. 84,00 5.00 $10.0) 10.00 800 500 0 .00 7.0 in_good and avoid iis- 115 taken in ex at wy time in one Cull early and get a bargain, MAX MEYER & BRO. FARNAM STREET. year. FOR MEATS, @ FISH, 80UPS, GRAVIES, § de. COMPHGNTE GENERALE TRANSITLANTIOUE 18 now o Parties desiring £0od accommodutions on the 1 ¥ N W large oxpress steamers of the FRENCH MAIL LINE, Which are noted for their regulurity, cqui rowd trains, in making the trip to Have week, are wdyised (o Make Early Application for Berths, to rail- arls in one This 1s al%0 neeossary on account of tho heavy travel during the spring and suimer moonths, ¥ MeCAGUE BROS., 105 South 15th S HARRY L. MOORES, 1502 Farnam S H. L. HALL, 1 Farvam St,, J. H. GREEN, 1501 Farnam St., Agents, Omaba, MINSKL, b. MAURICE W. K | ws R Always Drinkwithlog Water LEMONADES, SHERBETS and all Cold Drinks, | MEALOVIHS HUNGARIAN BLACKBERRY JUICE It Wil Correct the Damaging Influenco of Ice on the Sto) sedy for Diu vand uil Diso NasuviLLe, TENN., Juue b, 1607, B EseRS, LOVENTHAL BROS. plus ultra o obol, ull K i I Just the thin ea'ed term GLANS OF 1 AR, ATCHISON, 4 o8 Respectiully, T. A D. TCI, — L A ents wanted, New Utens ' ixclusive ttory, Big . Hells fpod men. Howe Co, 4 Hai' gionts. Salary 535 aNer Bt, Lostos, MaxDMeyer & Bro, Health_is_Weslih: ! & (R G Py Sl Paris Universal Bxposition it “Service anc This 1 Style Combined,” is our We believe that the best value to-day in this Department highest pj suit in.our stock. ¢1.00 and gr.50. Special bargain lines of A large line of Men's Straw The Greatest Ba We could mention lower ain we have ever offered Goods carried from last scason, ed over about 50 dozen of Boys' Straw Hats which will be sold at 25 cents cach, Corner 15th & Douglas Sts., Omaha. l .. Wes1's NERye AND BRALN THEAT. & fon, Softent nd Teadl . Bach box contains 1.00n box, ot six boxes WI GUARANTEBR To cure rny us for six Lo i send the pu or 01 fund the money if the t & cure. Guarantecs Drug Co., Druggists, street. Omabn Neb, CUSHMAN P pLof price. SIX BOXES With cach order received b c th #5. arantee atment does not eifect sued only by Goodman le Ageats, 1110 Farnam ui plons. bise bl nic t ) ¢ 1 Teet nbov o | fuingers. Lincol, 44 Millions Sold in this Countr g alone. Th , Best Fitting and Best € 4ring Corset Ever Made. SOLD EVERYWHERE. Over » PEN oYAL WAFERS are A e fhaathly by ower 10,000 o8 Are. fe, Kffectual and Pleasant p':l"hflx I.;kxlr{-h{gnmm.:xmu Sealed riiculars 2 postage staiups. Addresd Tk EuRsss CosMical Co., Diriois, Mici For sate and by mail by Goodmun Drug Compuny, Omaha, =7 OIA!:_!:I_IIIII e, COLLEQE. OMAHA MEDICAL 2 SULGICAL {00 s i 154 Dt stone| s =ty . OMAHA, NEB, YOI TUE TREATMENT OF ALL CHRONGead STRAICAL DISEASES BIRACIDS, APPLIANCES FOR DEFORMITIES AND TRUSBES. 1 Bect Facilities, Apparatusand Romedies forSuccossful Treatment of evers i i 07" WRITE FOR OTRCULARS on Deformi Tumork, Oancer, Gatarch, Hronhids, nhalation! ctriclty, Paralysls, Epilep Ege, Ear, §kinand Blood and 41f fu DISEASES OF WOMEN . i orion FIRE WORKN DULING COMIAMINT, (STRICTLY PRIVATE Ol Reliable Hedical Institute making a Bpeoinlty o PRIVATE DISEASES Al Hlood T iy freated. “Byohiiile Folson test i Gleet and Yarleodole, with i MAX, ICAL & BURG! 18th and Dodgo Btrects, ONAHA, NE] 2 Dr. Syimmey & 00, | NATIONAL DISPENSARY NERVOUS, CHRONIC and PRIVATE DISHASE3 of MEN and WOMEN successfully (roated. YOUNG MEN eure. Bare Ml & Ae0 MIT,DLE-A e ure many troublo, s of the bindier, GED MEN Wro many | HBE O the caus nal weak| cure in the ko oot DR, SPINNEY & CO.. Main and 12th St. ,Kansas City, Mo, §2Men tion tils paper. itation free: Nen ¥riend, or Gulde 10 Steck Piano Remarkable for powerful sympathot tone, pliable action aud absolute duras bility: 80 years' record the best guaran= we of the excellonce of these ingtrus ments, WOODBRIDGE BROS;