Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, September 11, 1889, Page 8

THE CITY. The firm of 1. and I. Hodgson, jr., architects, is dissolved, the business, in the fature, will be cnnducmd by L. Hodgson, jr. The P. k. O. society mects Saturday south from a ridge fifteen feet above the NOT DEAD. level of the street, to a point four feet above the level of Créighton avenue. The southern corners of the park will be filled in to corres- pond. About seventy thousand yards of earth will be removed. The old lake bed will be utilized for a vond, and if the wates supply 18 sufficient, another lake will be formed. Three hun- Johns Hopkins University to Reopen in October. From a student who has attended Johns Hopkins university, 1t was learned that tne telegram sent from Baltimore Monday an- nouncing that institution’s virtual bank- THE OPENING . For two Of the school ke a big d ) i Beptember 14, with Miss Mary Fitch, | dred feet of Creighton avenue, fronting on | ruptcy, contained nothing new. bhe schools make a big demand for Boy's Clothing. Our assortment is unapproached b hony No. 9418 St. Mary’s avenue, at hall past | the new slope, will be retained in position by | years there bus been a pruning of salaries 1t thiw- west, and our phloes annot | tohed, ook bi ) pp! d by any hounse 2 o'clock. Visiting members invited. | ® stone wall four feet high. ' and trimming of expenses, The tuition has sty prices t be matched, ook through our stock and you will find that you can * Clara B. Mason, president. “":1;;!;;"—:""11";:““? "L‘;‘Vcol;lfl'i;::f"w‘l‘l';‘“’n',’g.; been raised from §75 to $125; the laboratory dress your boys well for very little money. We have nice tasty fall suits, starting from $1.25 up. Our % Officer Dave {l:\wdoln, ?Iltho p;vl'l‘fi« changes. “";‘;‘ "‘}l‘_’: atel ‘t“’“h;:"“v but ""“)";‘ :":z’:""."r lower priced grades of boy's suits are cut and made as carefully as the finer ones. We nave nothing, nor do as secured a thirty days’ leave of ab- —— . sult. e whole trouble arose fre : gence, and left yesterday for Glen wood CONGRESSION AL CONOULAV circumatances. we propose to have anything, that cannot be recommended for wear and honesty of material, It would not Bprings, Col., where he has a large AP A Johns Hopkins, the wealthy Qualker, left bé consistent with our name, and OUR RULE TO TAKE BACK ANYTHING THAT IS NOT STRICT- ranch and some mining property. Messrs. Manderson, o8 is forturie, at his death, in trust, for the LY WHAT IT IS SOLD FOR The ladies of St. Peters’ church will Dorsey Confer and Adjoutn=3g¥ | foundation of two public institutions. To ey » . ive a lawn social next Thursday .-\c...’ CS«-m.wr Mum!;*rmn, finu{?rl}nddoo’ ‘n: r;.wma s hmuulm rurn m;! ‘:::{’nt-ru clli\‘} Vze will inaugurate the fall season in our Boy's department with three special ba argains which will be ng on the grounds at the residence o ‘ongressman George W. E. Dorsey had I scf aside 3 C S opened tymorrow, and with which we mean to surprise you— B Fred Dellons. on Thirtieth and Marey | conforence at the Millard hotol Monday valusble buidiogs and lows,’ whartags P & SV 0% J streots. The proceeds will be applicd | afternoon over proposed fedoral appoint- | Property and cther scurivies whose valLe o 11 s i R e e to the church. ments for Nobraska. The session was not | Jart g like amount, but of this, not all ren- . ) widd M T ¢ 3 It was unintentionaily stated Mon- | productive of groat resuld | dered an income availavle. It cansisted of Childrens Good, substantial suits, sizes 4 to 13, fall weight, of a very noat and made tasty, at $1.90, day that the Union Pucific officials held “There s nothing in the situation,” said :r::s“ u:l\:‘)rl!v_grl;uml!. lgls““r‘nl‘l:nra; ,,;f;';:,’ The material in this suit is not stictly all wool but the little cotton there is in it, makes the goods stronger, S ¢ Wallaoe p W si blie, | 80me rent-bearing property, and £1,500,000 i v Lu{ul]m l:n \Rulhu q{;‘ffln(»lw:l:‘lt:n!:‘x"tkl:)n Mrr. \lnmleraonl. that can :m .um\ln‘ |:1"::x; B. & M, stook, 1o show His conhidsnte in and we guarantee the suit to give eveellent wear and good satisfaction accident at Ames. hie wa : | Of course we have a sort of genera the latter, he requested tho trustees to be- | The engineer is the man the company | standing ns to recommendations for various | gtow eapecial care upon it. And they did. Nl 'H B i o L holds responsible, places, but no vacancies have occurred re- | They held 1t while quoted at a high premium; Ab.olutel Pure H § p i B Lew Croner, tho proprictor of the liv- | cently to call for an appottiont, aud I'don’t they held 1t upon u falling market; they hold y : Of Childrens’ very good snits, sizes 4 to 14, $2.25. These are strictly all wool, We call special attention to i \ B bre wi now when it is quoted in the se! d el ure. . o 4 y vatiy sl yil iy ""dllr'm ?(“iri?,t,:l enator Paddock and Mr. Dorsey left the | eighties, and they now foel a vacancy in the ly’.rn::r,a,:w‘dl:r e i orssnonann. More. ocoe this suit, as we believe it to be the best value we ever offered. The material‘is lionest all wool cassimere, no A is looking for a man named F'ran vity Monday nignt for their reapective homes. | treasury caused by the cossation of divi- | Bomical than the ordinary kinds, and cannot Hedie §oEtE ol g s ¥ i, i ard who hired a rig on ‘wlundruv ;vlmr‘(r;;m: A Fremont gentleman was l\cl};«lwm'\luru of | dends. ~And the sole re: hut the stock | be sold in competition with ‘the I':mtltlt\;e(a?"t:! shoddy, of a nice greyish pattern which will not show dirt, and the suit is well made, and has a neat appears o > d attendin oy resign- ek g t ot shortwelght alum or phosphate powders, , = T " P L‘::::::n{':';"'l”“ “1'":“,:1'“,,,“," not yet A T R L S T R ey | Baifa incans. 'Hopal liaking Fowder Cou: ance. You could not buy such a suit in any other house for less than $5. Y : s 3 , he ) Y | pan; ct; New Yor! B e 'L hear some talk among the congres citizens of Baltimore, are kept off the mar- b =) :'".r‘f'hul'“ b mustcal. fiterary and so- | Man's more intimate friends,” continued the | kot front purely private reasons. TIELLEl TIITIRD BARGAIXNY e It and Supper at | inauirer, “that he may retire, but Tdon't |~ But the university is not entirely bank- 7 Ts o hine of elegant knee pant suits, 4 to 14 whi ¢ 2.00. W 0 sty i cial club gave a conc ani D! take much stock in it. As I have been led | rupt. At jtsthirteenth anniversary, the 22nd s a ling egant knee pant suits, 4 to which we offer at $2.90. e hage two styles of {them, one a nice Washington hall last night for the ben- | to understand this matter, George Richards, | of February last, President Gilman an- J brown cheviot, the other a fine dml\ gray ca simere; both all wool. These are beautiful snits for the money fit of Zion Baptist church, situated on | chairman of the state central committee, i8 | nounced that a subscription of £100,000 had 1408 FARNAM STREET, OMA1IA, NED, and fally worth twice what we mi arked them. Grant street near Twenty-second, A | very anxious to be a candidate for governor, | been raised among the citizens of Baltimoro (Upposite Paxton Hotel) P\ i ¢ large audience was present aud a long | but'while Dorsey is in congress he fears that | 1o defray the running expenses, ‘Not only An immense line of boy’s long pant suits; from ?...afi upward. rogramme was executed his chances. because of location, are not a8 | that, but the great estate at Clifton, which prog . el N o0d as they might be 1f the congressman | has how become a suburb of the city, has An old fashioned basket meeting resided in some other part of the district.” 1 | been piatted and is being sold. This will ?}c h‘uld Hu;nllly) at x&’uwrl‘nulhv pSenator Manderson was asi s what he turn Into available funds . vaiusble prop- " & aptist churce! Several m ought of the matter, and in rep] 3 erty which was bringing no income. A gen- - from Kentucky, Tennessce, Kansas and “Why it is absurd. ‘l)nrmy has ml: :inor'e tleman recently gave 20,000 for the erection Missouri will be present, and a large intention of resigning than I have, on’t | of a college uail, and 1t is now reported that crowd is expected, The train will | think he ever thought of such a thing. 1 | 8100,000has been bequeathed by the will of P ] leave the Union Pacific dopot at 8 a. m, | have heard that Richards is one of tho nun- | another friend. : s * 77" | erous gentlemon who would like to KoV At last accounts Johns Hopkins university B and return at 6 v. m. ernor, but that is no reason why Dorsoy | wis far from dond, It sl Has some of tho 4 The residents of the city south of | should give up his seat in congress.” best professors in the country fpon {ts' fac- Leavenworth street and west of Georgia Oniv - B aaslui b ulty. It retains its rank with the b ;nh» ’ avenue were alarmed all Sunday night OMAIA—Special at- | cational institutions in Am It labors at having the water supply cut off. The tion to commercial ll\u|\<.}'lxlc!llb and | unc ees ereat. (lilsxlxlvnnrl.l‘u l]l el . cut off was made bocause of a break in rgest hotel in the west. Kittredge & | atively young and none of its alumnt \have N : {HEvaL hPURFIBLON yet roached that station of influence the maiu of the high-pressure tem, tinard, proprietovs. and wealth g y C e e oAb h where they can orner ourteen and ouglas reets. mahna. necessitating a change of pump: The X - PAYY put their hands in_ their_ pockets y . damage has been repaired. WALU UNCLE SAMIPAY? 10 holp their alma mater. In fact, 3t has re- ——— Lotter Carriers Looking to Washing- | ceived no bequest boyond that of the foun- Personal Paragraphs. R A RES der. It may be true that its fAnauces are i Hill, of Curtis, i3 at the Arcade, GO0 el D rather low, but its doors will be thrown open i3 D) Ak dbat i What effect has the refusal of the Omaha | yayy October to receive all students who may g LU L “‘f’\' “]‘f'""‘ Street Railway company to ride the carriers | apply for admission, | 3 B O O e o Aoy, | freet” was askgd of J. H. Platad, superia- = - & ogan, of Blk Ciuy. 1s at the Areado. | o, gony of letter carriers. STRUCK 1L, I Curner, of Kearney, is at the Pax- | 1 Bl —OR— J ) ‘It works very hard with them, those who Rl The Cheering News to Stackholders ; 4 have to deliver quite a distauce from tho ORES Honrs 6 sl t b o B DARARYEI10 a: TTO P A S C o]} ESTABLISHED Isfil 186 So. A. S. Badger, of Lincoln, is at the Mur~ : A i in Wyoming Oil Lands, b2 3 | = | DUIe Hl'b g 4 postofice, because they are compelled to ride x | m.to1p. m. Chicago, Ills Clark St ray . FRE sl Wor] Vo nave forty- | Parties interested 1 the Wyoming oil | ~ Spockilists In Chronte, Nervous Skin and in ovder to do their work. We have fort arties v I poct [ 3 % J. F. Funk, of Ainsworth, is at the Mur- | fiuc'rogular carviers and five substitutes, | fields have become very much excited within mg;;ecn‘;‘;;;;f;m SRR o i 20to 60 DAYS, X\ _The Regular Old-Established s . ; | Twenty-five of these distribute in territory | the past two days over the news of oil hav- "sont x securely [| | Thisisu discase which has heretofore \IPHYSICIAN AND SURCEON J. M. Fleming, of Fremont, is at the Mil- | more than half a mile from the office and | ;= PET B DI AR HCREEE B o e T et P T L Il BafMed all Medioal Science. ! lard. these must ride and_pay fare for from two [ M"& ; o . £ 2 ks sately and pe : Whon i Todide of POt Baveaps’| Is still Troating with tho Greatest « 2 % SR Soaie e & going up rapidly. The Central Wyoming ormat [| | When Mercury, lodide of Potassium, 8arsapa August Deippel, of Fremont, is at the Ar- | to four trips a day. It costs a four trip man | BOIDE NEHVDUS UEBMTY FilIR O Mot BYPIIEs TA We GUAEANTAA R GUFS: N oade:: i ! 40 cents a day pive-line company, composed principally of QIR o e o ikons | W havo s Remody, unknown to anyons in the all 3 C. L. Jensen, of Rapid City, is at the Ar- We haa a conference with the street car | prominent citizens, held a meeting Morday cots oF Indujpence, producing Sleepless ||| Werld outaidaot.our Compunyyand on/that Lias NATT E compuny yesterduy and asked them o re- |y advanced the market price of their stock . Despondoney. Fimp e on the face, ave NEVER FAILED ; ST : i ; ind their ordor and permit us to ride until | fi 1GVAnCed the ; 10 morioty, easily alicouraged, InCK of ¢ |] ] 10 cure tno most obstinate cases. Ten days tn C]uomc NCPVUHS and Private Diseases, John Weir, of Pender, is registered at the | o should hear from Washington. They [ from 25 s \ & tudv or busiiess, and inds |[l': $ocemt oases doas the work. - T1s the old Chn A 3 o | hye takken 1o matter under advisement and | O SUUNY R 66 Worth ot ahares: aud | Ll curor ooy phe B & Do Lo [[ ] o tonate i o s, boon abandoned by p'{fl"”fl“"’”s Exhavsting! Draina, Tercibis . B. Colmay, oker v, 18 @ il Tet > L - orne $8, ,000 w \ v ired. x etts, 140¢ curcd bundreds who have been doned by | Failing Memor t o i By Colmay, of Broken Baw, is at tho will et us know to-morrow what, they L A o S0 Dbt RS on e s | E R SR R W Dm“fi_mm;‘)‘ ; ’{v.‘éL“.:.'"?ke Draing, Terrible 5 i ; o |10k Cashington?? | 1,400, Horne still holds one thirtieth of the Syphills, a discase i lenge the WOrld to bring us n case’ that w ng 16 early decay and perhaps Consumption or alrs, LS. Shutts, of Atkinson, is at the | "%Why huve vou written to Washingtonts | S G slotk, Which no. oRersd Blood and Skin Dise aSE} [ alsh | whi not eure in lovs than stxty dage, o | Tnsanity teated scieatifically Ly new mhids with illard. o0 ascertain if the governmen| I e e ) hna’TETRe | resnits, completaly-ers ed without tio aid | Sinee tho history of maatcino & true sp never-falling success, George Sverett, of Grand Island.1s at | the car fure, 1t does it for letter O et bl (R R of Mercury, | Scrofuln, e Delns, l'aver tores, | for Syphilis has beun sought for LUt never | gy SYPHILIS and all bad Blood and Skin Dise 5 the Arc 2 urge cities where there are no branch ofi- ’;ul“;'! o et R trasis ”"’ncl;s"m’;;L L\":‘I::l Blotches, Ulcers, Paxis in th a \’!;r‘;flle'\l‘l“'\l‘h@ Hr o ll\lx"rlln‘l\“r";\?\hhu} ]““"“ unuliour e ot o 4 : v ; 5 eI y seeme 3 c 'S Byoistise SR bR TOn oice 'ES in 3 an an complaints, Gleet, W. C.and A, F. Galloway, of Neligh, aro | S We have no branch ofices here and | 5o 15 Toer below the surface, and Will | G, stes permanontly cured whers ot [t a complore assortment of Men's und | MAGIC REVMEDY i | G@MTEoEa, Strichu . Varicocste s i dcascs at the Paxton. 18 it intended to establish a branch ofice | 8000 be ready to commence pumping. They [ have failed. g | Doy's Clothing a lapted to the sca-on, may | \ ms &ll)llxmv re: o mlv 1:{? f\‘-'a’:""‘,,‘,v‘ll““','fi‘,'.'fi of the Genito-Urin ary Organs cured &rr ptly without Ed Dash and wife, of Guthric Center, are | peres? ara now figuring on tho cost of putting down | Kidney, [FiNAZY Fabucu Blivenie tog tea: ‘:".}‘\"{'""‘v'x"'(!;f‘”"r NS miviEios ‘1::1['»!\ [ Bively ciirel Baciisd the Tnes® Sodicat Works, | “a-No Caperiments: " Age s experience tme at the Murray. I don’t think it is, Ispoke to the inspec- “‘."”;".“‘!‘fi”“'" ‘]‘,!‘1‘]"; 1““’3\{“““" terminus | quent Burning of Bloody Urine, Urine high col. and Bquinoetral Uinbroilas, high 1n qual. | | | pubiished by the best nown authorities, say | portant. Consultation free and sacred. { Dudley MeAdow, agent of the J. B. Polk | tor about it, and he didn't scem to_favor it. | Of the Fremont, Elkliorn & Missouri Valley | ared or with milky sed ity und’ workmansip but moderato fn | fero was noverateue specitio bofore, Ourrains | P iy-Seid g cents pustage fur Celebrated Works on company, arrived in the city yesterday. It would bo befter to deliver {rom this office | Fod, filty miles distant, but the ofticials of | Back, = Gonorrhcea, ody will care waen everytning olso has failed: | Chronic, Nervous and Defigate Diseaice P 3 I ] ; o this corporation declare that if the striko is | Proniotly wnd Sately Cliredr Charges. ltensoha: by, yasio you timo and monoy witl £~ Those contemplating. Mariage send for Dr. nw. W. Fowler, advance representative of | if we could get all the help we wanted. genuine they will have their road built to the medicines that never had virtue, or du; Or With | Clarke's celebrated guide Male and Female, each 1ce’s “Corsuir’ company, arrived in the city = TR T inaranteod pes physicians that cannot cure you, you that 1uve | y¢"cenrs, Toth a5 cents (stampe). Consult the old this morning. THEY SPECULATED'IN BUTTER. | j37ip withinsihivty dus. ‘it is hard ‘o STRIC'.‘.'URE! manent Care, | Bridd everything slss hould, comis to us ow and K'endiy etir ot el may save htaresufies 5 . h . Mr. Horne, *just what we will | poval complete, without cutting, caustic or £ & permanont relief, you néver can get it elss- A L iy 5o Mr. Stuart Huayden aud wife huve re- 5 g Iam inclined to think the Standard Oil | @iltation. Cures eficcied at home by patient | Where. Mark what we LY in the eud you | upife's(Sccret) Errors, nts (stamps). Medicing turned from their eastern trip to their home | The Article Was a Drug and Shroeder | company will buy us out. They have had | without & moments pain or annoyance. nx,\\xln:h:{‘n‘:vu: '|f'"'"n’]n?"‘n]a vl nn;';;;"';r';‘y""g and writings sent everyw eture from exposures at Hill Side. &% ? . &do ¥ “.um. 5 two agents on the gr«in_d for a month.” Tfl Yflfl”g Mm fiflfl lefll’ ATflj MC'I {| 450y Ly Al maans come to us now, ot one 1g | Hou, 80 8. Sundays 9 t Address The Blue W He! (oocgelontondor .00 jopim oD e Second-Class Tickets The ‘awtul effects of enrly seuotiiyiessialerfuikesinoc i gy et F. D. CLARKE, M. D., s LOE NV RS R Ch0 % chants and cold-storage warehouse men, on | _ . % o I 1"'“*3?“‘"‘,? RI“O':: e A L ars atier 1t | {86 So. Clark 8t., CHICAQO, ILL. Somo fire bags of blue wing teal are being | Howard street, of this city, and McCam- | Via the Northern Pacific R. R., allow “,‘.,m,,mm,‘m iy, With | appears again in a more horribis forin. ;ml:de at Horsishoo und e Ldiacent | brdge, Schroodor & Co, of Fromont, gavo z’;‘:r“,“’é"fl‘_':‘,‘,':,“"e '1"“1‘1;"’5\‘(":’{‘ stopplng IR BETTS Attt it mpatrea | This is & blood Purifier and will Cure — . akes. Jack Knowles made a bag of thirtcen 0 tages yesterday for $22,630.58 t er at Spoka alls, sh., i themselves by improper mdul- Ski D\Es] o i N o . 3 at Florence lnko. Monduy, Thg ayild fowl | Cuttel mortgakes yestorday for $34,050.88to | oy 1q " west of there. The Northern goe es and folitary labits, which ruin both uy St iploBlood sy At OMAHA BEBICAL S SSULGICAL Whooting. renarally i aartoibe ! the First Nauonal bank of Omaha to secure Paoifictis ithe. BIVEl Ta S traveiEing dy and mind, unfitting them ror business, Everything Else Fails. &Y HAoASED LYILROD sonTtolbo Lno. notes of an equal amouat for money bor- | w Pl ] aversing | grudy or marriag NoTicE—Wedesire to caution pattents in ro- INBTITUTE. T g 150t Davis for 843 | Vashington Territory from east to west MARRIED MEN, Or those entering on that han pard to parties claiming to uso the vook Iem. h 2 A Paralyzed Lawyer, row aud, also, to Thomas Davis for $473 | 4,4 north to south. Ratesfrom Omaha ;‘ifl"(f' aware of physical debility, Guickly as |y, x N kX ADOLPH MEYER | edy. Our formula is not M CANNOT -Duff and Alex Green have returned from | to secure him for rent. and Council Bluffs to all points on the | *t¢d: OUR SUCCESS. SHED 1865, KRown 10 anyone hiut onrss i 7 oro they were callec These mortgages cover the entire assets of | N Trifi e 3 ¢ via the s gm Ju‘avllih,vr{ilu‘ru Lhrx,v! wero called by tho Ttieko biok gagos corerthe cntire assols of Rur};‘ Pac nl|_u const are us hl;.-\\l' Via the | 44 based upon facts, First—bractical Fxpo ‘I’HE [mUK BEMEDY cu P dankdrous ilidess o L\;sll: bl)::lhlli‘r‘;;\lu. an | the LS iy yll & Yo ; orthern Pacific as any other line. rlence, Secon y sipeclally sundie ax g r I'u ! torney of that city. ~ Mr. Green was areu- [ gages to the . baok on their stock and —_— 10 stavting aright. ©iic nés are pri ‘ - ing a case, and after talking eight hours wus :};’{“m atE B romontaNeb for)1§4/000] Trird For #mbezzlem jared dri our labatory axactly o 1 each case; L] Rooms 418 and 419, Paxton Blflm{, | ;.‘,\‘;"I"‘)Jé",,,c".:‘.d‘;: iRaRially recove “'.‘l" ¥ | and creditors aren possession of both places Charles Stein, a resident of S y, T2 Se1d 6 cents Dostege for colouratel works GENERAL AGENTS FOR THE = - jpeios 08 lni8 tongue and one sids o Their failure was occasioned, it is thought, | was before Judge Berk: r on Chranic, Nervous and Delicate Disense EINWAY 5 his body from paralysis. San Groen is one |y, gheculation in butter, which, for months, sharged with embezzlement. The al- | Thousands carel. f#a ir etter or ST ’ a8t nttorneysiand ong of the wealth- | DY SHEOWIAKIOR (4 BULEL W4 O foF tOELAS. |, noon charged with embezzlemen e al- | pq you future suiferiig and siame, and HICKERING | d feat men in St. Josoph. bus been a drig on the matket, Hewvy | joged oftouso was committed in December, | ad e o tife, %™ No lotters ‘am: C ) ———— u‘i:u;;im ‘!th:‘nkm;‘: the market would grow | 1357 when Stein went to the saloon of Pat xflr: :"c:h.:;ll(:;;l,mu anto by § cents n stamps. KNA BE A Goodbye, Chicken. stronger as the winter approached, but tnere | Desmond and obtained $30 on a draft on th DRY BETTS & BETTS, Harr) McCormick, Clarke Reddick and | s been no improvement. Tho’ contrury, | Auerican Phosphate company, of, Chicugo, 1408 Faruam Street, Omuha, Hob, s‘%’s‘é’;‘”&"'zifi‘;z“gfiai’&’s Drake O'Reilly left for Superior, this state, | [T is booh Lhe Chsb. i1- | Stnce thnt time Di : el i ) ) un's i gave premonition of the fail- | Since that time Desmond has not seen him, yesterday morning on a chicken shoot. If these | ure in reports. dated Ma three redoubtuble nimrods ever getachicken | In the last report, it cornered and all jump on. it together, they | the firm to bl will probably make it very uncomfortablo for | Schroeder & Co. were about to reorganizs the bird. The boys down about the Wabash | as an incorporated compuny and had they corner say that Reddick took u pair of brass | succeeded in doing so, and in placing their kuouckles rlong with him to kill the wounded | stock, they mignt hitve pulled through. and he has reliziously kept himself out of sight. He camo to the city p few days ago andwas arrested. After hearing the case the court decided to postpone argument until 2 p. m. to-day. and _August, 1359, sduced the rating of ke 4, and advised caution, ¥OR TiE TREATMENT OF ALL CHRONIG and SURGICAL DISEASES B ACES, APPLIANGES FOR DEFORKITIES AND TRUSSES. ! m:usrwmmwmmmmu Remember, We do Not Sell “‘Sten ciled” Pianos, All Instruments Guaranteed to be Just as Represented. l M. W,GoR, 1374 & DOOGE 518, OMAHA NEB, A handsome complexion is one of the great- DR, E. C. WE [——— > Convul fons, N Nervou 4 use of Bo) ohsen, 'S Depression, Softening of the B in<anity and I»ading tomiser birds. Tt est charms @ woman can Dossess, Pozzoni's RS "‘-ifi’.fif?fl.'z'b?’lw“‘x‘an?."o'} il ———— The most delicate constitution can | Complexion Powder gives it, L or BURGIOAT, TREATMENT. A Forger Asks For Mercy. safely use Dr. J. H. McLean’s Tar Wino . e 1C, "INETY ROO[IS FOR PATlEN"‘ Ung in | Bowrd&Attendance, Beat Acsommodationsin Wi i. A movement is on foot tosecure the pardon | Lung Balw; it is a sure remedy for say and death, 07 WRITE FOR OINCULARS on Deformiti of I D. Bradley, who is serving a term 1 | coughs, loss of voice,and all throat and Marringe Licenscs. Marriage liconses were issued yesterday to : Y We will offer a fine $325 Piano dur- | Premature Old Age, Barrenni ot Power races, Trusses, Olub Feet, Ourvatures of Epine, .., the state penitentiary for forgery. Bradley | lung diseases. the following parties: (LODD ing Fair Woek, for $250. ineitiior vox, Tuvoluntary Losses imid Sy Ei‘uf&.mymfli c.u.»er $m¢m., Joislation! has written a letter to Lee Estelle, who pros- —— Name and residence, Ave. buise. or overmduigence. Fach Dox contains AR iy Amlenldr ations! ecuted him, asking his aid in tho movement. Hitt Hit Hart. JJLoATiNG - SoAs: EASY PAYMENTS, on month 81r. atmdits 4100w ox, or 8% oxe { Robert E. Waugh, Omaha..... Amelia T. Blumoe, Omaha. . , { William Moraine, Omaha. Adie Moraine, Omaha. . i William Barrow, Omaha. Elia Davis, Omaha. . David . Mackey, Omaha. { Libby C. Stausell, Wenona, 1a... Recovering. The three men who wel Bradley was sent up from Blaiv four yeurs | A brief but very exciting pugilistic en- ago for forgery, and seutenced by Judge | counter, between H. C. Hitt and A. J. Hart, Nevillo to ten years in the penitentiary. His | mombers of the legal fraternity, was wit- scheme was to secure the signatures of farmers in Washington and Dodgo counties | essed yesterday moraing in the court to orders for fruit trees and theu forgo notes | house corridor leading to Judge Shields’ over the signatures. He and two partners, | apartments, 0 in | Monday night, whileunder the influence of Paul und Horry Nowmun, securod §! this munuer W two months, Most of the | 441 beer and other stimulants, Hitt smashed s office over oraithosts | DISEASES OF WOMEN o.rss ROABRERSI| oisliziaialogme: O G L EANTES H Boxen, | | G o i) and Teceive '- 5 MAXMEYER&BRO uny cae,. With cach ordo ] e Cor. 16th and Farnam Sta. r i Bleca Diseases bucresstily reated, 3biiic Foln ... P\ :|State Line.|" *MAIRHIESS - FCP * SHAMPOOING - Rousa by correrpond " Medlelnesor fustrume ity et notes were cashed by Charley Mo Menamy, of Apor S aae ! Bluir, Newman escaped punishment. ‘Mr. | 9neof the windows in | ALWAVS 0 gon Private, i I G 5 a L hot by Consta ONEH ; - Eatelle will sig oy sat Raymond's jewelry store, This enraged Q0.8 & To Glasgow, Belfast, Dublin and Liverpool BUOK 19 MER, & Tuib Eatollo willsign radley's application or | VO JINE, P00 s (Lot hhbet | ble Mattorman at MoGuiro's park Sunds Glasgow, ) [ DRINK with t M Bum % gt St i et j e s it. When Hitt and Hart met they commenced | night are rapidly recovering from the ef- From Pier Columbia Stores, South For- AT 1otk and Dodge Girouta, OIS ATLA, NEH, wrangling, cailed each other hard names and of tho .| Sauared off. Hitt planted ms largo fist *| beavily against the butt of Ha Employment for You'h A meeting of the Omahs branc! fects of their injuries, McCarty aml Jones are around and will be able to resume work ry Brooklyn, Cabin passigo 5 to 4, accoriing tolocation ofity AND ALL COLD DKI Ttwill correct thedamag e e , Jirl's Na oliat t's left ear | jua fow duys, Vanislau, who was the mnost 0om. Excursion #5 to § Jluenceof Ice on the Stomach. T Boys and Girl's National Aid association was | and felled him to the floor. Junitor Lahey | seriously mjured man of the trio, is reovor AR RICEIRAR OB For Men Houlth Preserving, for ' held in tho Y. M. C. A. rooms Monday night. | then rushed in and separated them, wheré- | ng and is about out of danger, ST T e TR .r-’fi’.flx.'fl.'l Tnvigorattug, and Ro- ‘ A coustitution was adopted and it was do- | upon peace was restored. ACEBARDYIN & 0o, GoarlAnotar. L ©ided o open an employment. ofiice to securo g = — iy & raitad GUrIEiy Fire Aad Dnicr- s Poro vir C JOuN BLEGEN, Gen'l Western Agent. Suted. An Efciont Remed sitions for deserving young boys and girls, . Bhe Potoraand Fho'r Cows, e N R A A 164 Randolph 8t. Chioago. | forDitrenda, Chelsra Morsus, Sor tho present. the ofleo will ba located in | Peter Johnson and Peter Hansen . live in 400, 3 GLOBR R L Byswntire! Cid il Disorders o the rooms of Dr. Leisenring, 1005 Capitol | the south part of the city, and each keeps a ¢ p s 4 “ o S - s s ) avenue, and unyone wishing to secire the | cow, There is motning in the city ordi- . : INCANDRSCENT 1e0u00d Cabinzaist Jo. NEY © PERIVIMRY et iy 6’ BALYANL AN 1001, . orvices of boys and guls can do 80 by ap- | pantes probibiting @ man from Keeping 8 a blood disease. Until tne poison 18 he best, safest, most T s : Ve Rw‘ | ptmens. TovenTinaL Bros= lying v the office, Another meeving will L v expelled from the system, there can flurable dud cconam g A At ¢ Suice \ » s . astrioti - 3 coal gif lam Be'tictaMonday eveuiug, wheo evory ono in- | €08, but thero are restrictions agaiust | -y, SRPCIR (PR FESEEE (et ca e A, HOW TO SECURE j{“" CKB[ 3 terested in the work is usked to be present. | allowing them to roam on the streets, The i (s A 9 Lishts & A L ! o ot two Peters permitted their bovines to wan- | dangerous malady, Therefore, the only room 85 ft. A GOOD TIN ROOF. BO1 Wiays thirst, tones (o oA A AAAAL b A Demand the Blue Label, der at their own sweet will, and when effective treatment is a thorough course square for, fond to N, & G Taxron 0o, for s copy of theis dulcfi. Algently s o fine n-.e' Liguor Habit tively Cures 1 : Tha ol LA ¢ o by the | OMicer Corby attompted to impound them | of Ayer's Sarsaparilla—the best of all B0kt K BING. FINS8 008 et et i i ‘i i _The following appeal has been made by the | guey ussaulted him. They were run in for | blood purifiers. The sooner you begin i g Vet Vit Wikt ingiccom. B ke Cleurimaiors’ union of this city 1o all wilo | telr paias aud will answor o-day. the better ; delay is dangerous. floais s rouing U, e, Bl B mmmm? ST A | Juean b sven inn cup of o o or se the weed; S o i wourecl) SpSRR IS e 3] 8t _EINGINNATLO. A I “ oubled with cata or o n s piks, roe WS NECTA To ail trades and labor organizations and He Stopped His Fun, J.waa trounled awith saiarhifor over. A two years. 1 tried various remod and was treated by a nimber of phy cians, but received no benefit until I began to take Ayer's Sarsaparilla. A fow bottles of this medicine cured wie of this troublesome complaint and come e \‘“lblmc‘nmLun-"mllnl:’"N‘l\l.K ting : Adam Brown, living oun the corner of hereus, during the last two years, our | oharle e . organization, the Cigarmakers' “union of | Chorles and Twontioth strects, has heoa Omaba, has ' decreased in membership from | #musivg himself at short intervals, for 120 to 60 at present, we, as co-workers in all | several years, by beating and otherwise mal- Y | mwdo L in their $Taslor iOLD STYLE Hirana o EXTRA HEAVY COATED ROOFING TIN "Th's fine, old brand af tin. has boen found to| —- bo just a8 &ood after forly yonrs wear an when or sule by Druggists, Liguol For i f Girocers GOLD MEDAL, FARIS, 1878, un . i 1N k causes of labor, appeal 1o your body for aid, | tréating bis wife. Last night he commenced letely re y health.”—Jesse M # pub oB, Bamples 8ad buok malled Jres agalal, Lot Dougiae . it o and Cuges u ] y_restored my healt esse M, N s e AV LOR ‘CO. 3 = 4 o ata Otatin: As . Fostor & i yot u fioancial, but w oral ono, by esling | his regular soiree, with the entire neigubor- Bogis, tolman's Milts, N. . Founty ot 3L ot peat W. BAK R & (08 B i T Ty S aneaer A8 DN ONUntY | hood for an audicnce. His grown-up step- “When Ayer's Sarsaparilla was rece Thinauct Lamps, Chisage. Ehiladelphia: T Tlous places of business. such us wrocery | %00 concluded that the old man had bad fun | ommended to we for catarch, I was in- Yo. 3 GLOBE 3 ' i hious blues Of Dusingss ouch us €rocety | cuough, and, taking bim by the coat coliar | clined to doubt its efficacy. Having o, : B e enoiand satoons, LHAL Kook, | and the fullucss of bis trowsers, evicted the | tried so many remedies, with little ben- INCANDESOENT, N iy piita and [] W0 boxes of union-tads goods. o ton tines | 010 rascal und thon started for the polico sta- | efit, T had no fuith that anything would jnvaluable for Lighting it is soluble APOSITIVE Eor LOST or PATLING MANHOOD that ber of fo 3 tion for a warrant, cure me, 1 became emaciated from loss b , Dining-rooms v : Gunoral and NERVOUS DEBILIT! KBNS g, OF t8ferlor poa-usion-s ade 32 of ‘appetite and impaired digestion. T parlors, and all No Chemvicals CURE ¥jakuess of Bodyand Mind; ’mm ; We therefore uppeal to your body to lusist | . Cushman's Mentho inhaler cures catarrh, are used fn its preparation. 1t b Bous ook e e the and Jo therefore far wore economic on all practiving such nefarious schemes to | beadache, neuralgia, asthma, hay fever. s desist; if they refuse, forfeit to them your | Tral free at your druggist. Price 50 ceuts, patronuge until such time as they show their — hree. tinies the atrengih with Btarch, Arrowivot or Bug L UNDEY ELOPE had nearly lost the sense of smell, and my system was badly deranged. I was abiout discouraged, when a friend urged me to try Ayer's Sarsaparilla, and Te- 3 The park commission has decided to mod. Llu* hurau,‘})m without uwhll ml hlu w?kml " e AT s Baptgyr is grip and instruments an also. It is :l':"M; _l“l""""':l“ . Snahisl A | announced that the doctor has gone to South gircle”on the south side will boiw- | [akory to continue his practice. proved, the south line of which is 147 feet i E $xow the strect, This will be wade to slope & disodered Lver try Beecham's Pills. 0 ¢ 3 ; MANUPACTURED DY Couting La han ons seu @ evp. 34 14 { ] Willingness to haudle nono but union-mude Vacancies at the Poor Farm forrod wh (n perscne whom 1t had sured THE STANDARD LIGHTING €0, e e Memmssraing, By { 3 elgars, and wo especiaily dosire that each | There are positions at the county poor | foties o thisanedicine. T am cor } volnud, Ohio. : 4 By DidreTep, sud adunirably sdipied { @ individual who has the intorest of honest Y bottles of this iedicine, Tam convinced 1ok B Hoyt's Greatest Suece "l for {uvaiids s wel) 6 b liealth, o e - ' | farm for a physician and nurse. Unt'l)ast | that the only sure way of treating this For sale by M, H, Bliss, V|G0 labor at heart, will see that 'y box bears | 3 1 blood.” Pon) G h & $old by Grocers everywhere, tad 1 ] the bluo lubel'when purchasing a eigar, and | Friday these positions were tilled by Dr. Ed. obstinate disease is through the blood, erkins, Gatch Lauma ,.u.\n, ...m ed i " thereby strike a blow at inferior scab, coolie | ward Taggart and Mrs. Roxie Davis respe a’uhmhfi H. Maloney, 113 River st, A w_ BAKER & co‘_ Dorchester, Mass ey an-Dupre, 9 * or prison-made goods, Fraternally, tively. Mrs. Mahoney and Mrs. Davis w well, Mans. Aol secre i Cosdirree, | ot able to *hiteh,” and Mrs, Davis' services 2 (A satire on superstition.) Desirin niaues 165 Tremont b, Bosleas 5 — wero disvensed witn, T'he doctor remon- ) One hundred and_two_consecutive nights at to exam- ) Changes in Park Flons. strated with tue Mahoneys for dismissing a[ s arsa a” a the Bijou Theater, New York city,to the largest ine “the | 2 A ] business in the history of the theater. Justly cel | o 5 ; : N ebrated nmu.: Hoots aud Bhoes, manufactur- SRAANS A Mr. Chas, Drew, Miss Flora Walsh | iy Mreefdivets &' o o eiities Andthe originsl New York company. pro- | tories at th g0, Dixon, 1ils, and Fond l,"‘ 1 AL, 'dulawll \lmdun?m personal direction of b‘i‘r H x‘iu Pk ~nhl:>|\‘fl“er'N o hr'l‘l-‘ll N h:dullm:;\'u Lol morag: Pricesi scats on sale Wedneadsy | Holdiuarters tor itubbers. Dr. J. C, Ayer & Co., Lowell, Mass. Price §1; six boitles, §5. Worlh §6 & bottle,