Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, April 25, 1890, Page 8

L THE OMAHA DAILY BEE, FRIDAY APRIL 2,'1' 1890. m s ocrr A SOUTHERN TOUR, has bronght sult against B, 1 Sherwood to THE Gl Yy g rocover R0 on sever siotes MILLIONS OF ANIMALS, } Graphically Detafled by an Observant | 8, ), Mustard has sued the Dworak | You Can Not SeeTHem but you May be De- \ g Rk AR Omaha Scientist, Brothers for £353 on promissory notes, | d by Them if You Are Not on Your Bank clearings yesterday, $1,002,350.85. | 610 yardly realizes the extent of this coun- | Charles H. Fowler has commenced suit [ Guard. 1 The internal rev collections yess | gy o gafd Mr. Andrew Rosewater, who has | against Stephen J. and T. 8. Broderick to re Mal-arfa~bad whe. What Is bad alr? ] terday amounted t0387,360.13 | veturned from an extended trip to the south. | cover & | O Coai a T AW 4y There fs a warrant out for vh. ’IHV~' of | 1t would be impossible to tell you of the | livere | sm .nfy.n.v seen by the n;vl\ld ey H. Pyburn which it i places T visited,” safd the gentleman, “but to sught suit one o ‘.1‘. 8 Dolsmons, us a huckster he sold goods begin with I firstweut to Peorta, TiL, atown 27.08 on account of goods sold and de- have b Stowe to Ayerst & Taffl against Richard K It 1s nearly time to lay aside your heavy underwear, and we want to re nnna] you that wg { the largest stock of medium and light weight underwear in town. We buy these goodé &40 on | o 80 used false weights and mes UHnt 14 noted fo A8 MARHRICLATS oF Paving | R e Batioeny S i tiss e | L f"Jf,"il‘.,”,... e iy {irect fr A. Hagerman, a second hand clothing brick, and Tam sorry tosay the brick, when | sued the defunet Omaha banking company | th ke how many thowsands of milligns of direct from the mills and commission l“‘“" s; we pay no jobbers' profits, and conseque ”‘l) we dealer from South Tenth stre Ian- | 4p0 question of durability is taken into con- | fOr the rent of the premises at South J l-"" fe mustho In ovory breath | can sell them from 25 to 50 pe r cent cheaper than any other establishment, This season we conth street since June last, ‘fess tho | d ! umizs and not one of which ean rties who rented | De scen! But ”m'n;" st live, dolise | have been especially fortunate in our purchases, and we are in a position to place before ou balance claimed | !1Pon that portios the Iiman body which several lines of goods at prices which no other house can come anywhere near, they can get at:: This 18 malaria, I3 itany | cystomers R B | WE OFFER FOR THIS WEEK: guishes in the city jail for an assault he committed upon & bootblack last night A warrant'is out for the arrest of (lm|lv~4. ¢, in_ which it is sideration, is not what could be desive city being the home of this mate natural consequence the brick is used for reet i one exeeption the ved from the Th wonder that nearly every i | 1D Bell has su Augustus Bosc] ‘he } and bru '; ’H; reets ided signs of wear, while L& 0 .".-x..\l\,iu- l]mxm 18, i sarties reside at | i s the horses have stood, are illiam L. Wardis has commenced sui § O i . ) | oo s, though i many places | against Milo &, Lindsey to recover $400 on & Three cases Patent Brown Balbriggan Shirts and Drawers, silk bound, French neck and i The receipts at the customs house yes- | . down only two or three | note e e | finished seams, at 25¢; sold elsewhere for 30C, 1’;..':”]".,,:“ fetod of thirty casen of v:l»\n ‘l, | | FIGHTING FORA FRANCHISE, 75 dozen very fine Striped Balbriggan Shirts and Drawers, at 35¢; worth 6oc. 0 il o drady actured at —_— y t A " % ind four eases of hones from Ger- 1810 tHreH 70, the sticet | The Rock Tsland Wants the Inside ‘ ftate |r‘m.|~|||..y 1...;,,..;|‘ s n‘.l.l: ~ni.r.: Iy 75 dozen extra fine Ribbed Shirts .\ml Drawers of an excelle nl \h wde, warranted fast color, iy I'“-"fi”"']l "; H. i L ”I"fl"'_“"' A | 8 it did when ’ i “';"l‘_‘": "‘"'] i "1“1" 5[","" ket : m\'\lm'f.:l’\.-I».’n.wlnu 116 fally | at JOL; like qualities are not sold elsewhere less than §r1.00. N Jack Lowr ast night, while in a fit | J » Burlington and Rock Island 1o are | nd are ungualified in thel R of rage, proceeded to Dreak outall of the | deiee of ,"“"m e “I‘,m getting into what promises to be a very bitter : S | IN O VE.RSH [ RTS WE OF I* ER SRERY IS \/VE K \ i 8 Of » house of Elsa Marks, [ B ¥ o griding 8185 per | fight at Li s that the LHv'. bt 3 a street. The police are looking for Jack. | | leaving Doorias said M Rose. | e through that town on Bighth street, and | § 'fi:.‘(}',' i In the White thl I)cplrtmvm we npvn to- ‘1 1y a Tine r)l \l'l) nm- pique .m\l ('mbmx(lucd o b6 TIYaV wis d {1 'the viethity o ont to IKnoxville TR LR g Bt con | % »Iv\;\ll“'-‘lil'l‘l'l;}”‘:;:mflm:”"l“:;'“'v"' bibdad Tted \vith bho; mayol and elty coutoll:| o of el L l”‘ l’“l:‘l‘l;“:‘:l i e it. | hosom Shirts at g1 cvery other house charges ¢2 for these qualities, WO by 2l il 74 on the subject of sewers and sewage. | Ll AL el v i night apparently insune. She was taken R e e o v doingall they can to provent such | Gt ‘o FRRLE 1 I"‘l" &y ”l,,(. | IN HOSIERY WE OFFER: o the central station and her case i1 P ol hioving | #anstitde 7 glvon,: Whet < reporter | Scll other and injurious good 10 not e de e Taot A Sad] P umined {nto by the insane board | boom—one ot fmmense proportions biought | '.‘.{!.‘\.1'1'..'., 'fl_ ng glvon, . Vyiien & B LepOPter | oo ¢ Instay oo Hiatiig ths Sonun Two cases Fancy Striped Half Hose, a regular 20c quality, at 1oc. 1 | about by northern men, northern entevy | ; y ¥ Il o T Two cases ) > Ses F e G sanning &Co, hiwve been ordered | And Northorn capital. - Knoxvilie, dring the | 18 company hud in wakinga war of this ldud, Brown fine Seamless Half IHose at 15¢ \ ( § : Dy the honrd of public works to discon- | Jist fow s tinue the sweeping of Pine street from | Jesh 660 in Eighth to Tenth, and sweep instead on | the state, Monday nights Pierce street from | manu 4 y Eleventh to Fifth, 1 ;,’,’.j‘,:,,wfi::'.'1";.‘,‘."\','.'»1".:.’:(-'RIL.’"U',-“':',’l"‘,""'{"::{i“‘_fl liovo thb ditisend avorable 10 | your money back from the In Linen Collars, we show ail the new shapes of the season, and we also have a full line of of the south, e e o ospietto still sty | - store where you bought your | our ce slebrated All Linen 3¢ Collar, turn down and standing, in new shapes. This is something I next jourr wherell | v Yo Rock Island gots in and we th corset, no other house can show. fore object to having the access to our depot oL made us by the tracks of the covpory rs, has grown from a dilapidat n hamlet t 1sy, bustlin, sitants, and now stands thiry The people c turing, and, with the coal and Iw_- ul S capea T s ek e Kabo never works up or One case very fine seamless Half Hose, absolute ly fast black, at 20c. i buitding il tho reads q“.f:".L',‘.:,,.E,';,‘\ down or breaks. If it does Our Neckwear counter shows the handsomest styles of new Tecks, Four-in-Hands and u sireel through Lincoln between our tracks | jn a year, you shall have Windsor Scarfs at just one-half the prices of other houses, and our depot and the town, and I don't be- {/ PERSONA I, ra l:;’-‘ RAPHS, again mos R at thec spment, as o ry hia s ean see the ct that' northern mioney . The I ne of Chester is at the Casey iffith of Wahoo is at the Millard. John Re JM. G . Wade of Arlington is stopping at the [ gievebt paven c 2 o The steels may break— . i Case T e e et S the best of steels have their ; pClitlos MeDonald of North Pl fs atthe | boing”ore W S Lns oIy s cot g a Pav Wit & limits of strength, But Kabo 2 Yaxton, resent n far different f “hairma ithorn ol il y ¥ ) ¥ .. pCharies C. Hunt of S mingford is at the [rmm”l ‘What : 15 dld when 5 wssociati made on cqualizing [ Nas no breal«m(]’l-llmlt 1t Yaxton. passed through twenty 3 the rataoR MoRtan s originating east I heodore Meyer of Alma is stopping at the | KKimball house, a seven-sto is ono | he T = o doesn’t break at a . M 0 Millard v of the finest hotels in the south, occupying | i ! ) And the Kabo corset is tored at tho | @ Whole block of ground. the rate on similar business between Chicago h 2 1€ | " SOne thing that must strike the travelor | and St. Paul. Heretofore the lo vy | perfect in form. b R B DGR | The ser e a rimer on Corner Douglas and Fourteenth Streets, H. M. Uttley of O'Neill is re rd. people. It hus been state n that busin he latter corpora- \ color will not work, but | as in many other sout : L i > made complaint and insisted on ey Now T b tworottes Cn1¢AG0 ConssT €0, Chicago and New Yorks cmployoed s fuct, in nearl fiisa=tofiae R the Murr L. D. Davidson aud wife of Osceola vre at inhabitants, great number all ave negroes, svense for the involve them in a violation of the long and and wife of Nehawlka ave regis- tered at the Millard g dause of the interstate commeree | M. W. Travis and wife of Lincoln are | g at the depots there a on Paciflc people obliated them- s ab the Millard. tw rooms—one 1 > the Chicago lines /. B. Craig and wife of Sidney are stop- | one for the colored Deople 3 on that s at the Paxton, said of the schools sequently Mr. Faithorn gave his deci eneral A, V. Kautz of Tort Niobrarva is It a are of in- | their favor. | stopping at the Paxton. > buried many of the most | = s and, in almost every in A Pair of Passcnger Agents. Pat Humphrey, “at and 1s ever, is in the city, accompanied by . Fitzger { ald, and zood nature onapar with his. These gentlemen » Samuel M, n of Plattsmouth is stopping at t m of York wees w lw)n those asey. .| note have found a final resting place. mith and H., G “Omaha might feel proud of the parks of ) £ the Casey. this little southern city, s thero sent us traveling passen ws e west | Imported Millinery, C. Whi 1l Attorney General William | number of them, all beatuiful a Shore and Nashville road. respecti | 23 North 15th Street. Leese of Lincoln ave guests at the Paxton. for, while, edabout Mrs. J. W. Fisher of Quiney, TIl., is visit- | numerous ing her pi Mr. and Mrs. C. 1. Weller, l'|d“1"«”“ at 2102 Wirt reet, Iy Miss Ruth Weller is at home again after spending ten months at the conse music at Qi Vy 130 H. White of the Western Unic force has been called to his home at Chia dangerous illness of o therefore have some decply myster l-'lhi'- icro L} scheme on hand which to divulge would, nd ‘I‘ flowers bloom near- | they say, ruin them forever, Jud whole I rounc | Mr. Hulnphry's tone his lot is not he people court northern enterprise and | o one. The company keeps, capital and, a man_from the s ,iifho has | et business pertaini ) ) ance of possessing wealth, is re- | conventions th open arms and treated in royal | which produce resul ith are | noying inquiries. the political prob- —— ESTABLISHED IN 1878 BY THE | wion mee vefore fuilure to NATIONAL GOVERNMENT. } t, and fully Fremont Excursionists. "should not reling Passenger Ago y of the ust now, the people of the sov deeply engagéd in studyin lem of a white man's governi dle returned from Lincoln ponse to a telegram from . Y., announcing the death of a She’ started on hev sud journcy last A A yesterday | ! 1| | 3 i‘ water paid a visit, and nont Odd | OF THE PUBLIC CHARITY. | I I B t Council | f | 3 - .y et il train bearing 200 ¥ night. L found the largest t | Fell i ound. the est fown | Fellows to the Towa state meeting e T 3 3 L ety well built, streets paved To haats Operated under n_twenty year's contract by the = D \”,‘.“ ot Coppers | \yith oyprass, cut from tho awamps which o 1ot | s o ey mnsor e EJLT’”H] L 'm[m@‘m Hw cputy Collector of Customs Phillips was | abound in the interior; a good harbor on e et irand Monthly. drawing Tu'] :H 1L called to the smelting works to inspect | John's v : flion in_the AMansedu. 1 s the pretiost. ever made on the Union D il rven car loads of silver ore which had just | be mcor arrived from old Mexico. There is no duty on the importation of silver or lead ore into the United States, but theve is on copper und sary for’ the collector of customs to | . * no other ore instead of the | AR T Pacific road. R ; :;;:‘I\‘I_w‘;:il‘(:r:'.fl-!v) the secretary of the Interior and 2 = upon the Notes and Personals. ‘ 5 LOTTERY OF THE ; i ct‘luli'l}lt'll if you are d it 0 Bengficiencia Publica, | [jous of being well dressed you of \\fle\' T e St e | |cannotimprove your time more profitably than by looking over lour stock nltlullnnu,\\hu hwe | ot Iuvhv here l want to tell vou do not ¢ AR, 1 that in Flo t the best fruit they rais s it is hipped to New: vhile the infe oue specified. T MONTHLY DRAWING be hield in the CUTY OF MEXICO, MAY 3, 1890, s find a mark next visitod Roscwater, “whe Public Improver The board of public works nts. l‘:\m:-ruu returned from Ogden and | s directed | la,, said M ain 1 was most CHRONIO AND SURGICAT, DISEASES Hugh Murphy t ¢ south twen 3 5 | Which is the Guaxp SEv EXTRAGHDIN- # : ably suvprised, as that city has made most W0 DIAWING, the CAPIT being Ono o P tos and in district imes Planne) vapid strides, growing from a town of 500 to Triinared and twenty Thousumd e & J\\'|]] take pleasure in showing 3 "',;:“”*‘ LG comm! turos of st sioner, has been ordered to vepair s as follows @ acity of 10,000 \ wts during the past years. The prineiy seupation of 1 ement ut Nineteeth and Farnan; on e is that PRICE OF Amcr % 5 ath strect north of railroad by on | 1as & cons ‘e tho majo | Wholes, 88: Hal [pecially to our sack and cuta- olrs between fifteeth and sixte « 0 worlc, in the Club i rnoon, fternoon the immense | train laden with the goods of Willi | |way suits. You might look at the spring overcoats the lineis | Wa ity-ninth and_ Capit They have a most avenue; Thirtieth and Davenport; Twenty- | pecaliar method of ih for ing the workmen of | At cighth dnd Davenport. | the news of the day. The principal and ho cross walk at Tiwenty-seventh and | conteal . figuro of the establishment. is 1 Capital Prize of §12 apital Lrize of apital Prizeof 18 §120.000 10,00 ely packe s Gr send histor 30, 1 oran. Epecial or No e ey, Syphills. Gloet andVaricocelo, with quostion st Ad | i ‘HfilZOOOO OO " Iyou. We call your attention es- il | | | nery ; Gl | | | | Trauklin near the Long school house hus been | & reading clevk, who, upon o dosk | Coits hirvestingamachingymante | i still very complete. | Omaha Medical and Surgical Institute, ordered raised. at his o vight, the leading X S VST AU AR Ol iren b b i Corner 9th and Harney Sts., Omaha, N —— 4 newspapers and’ period of the | B streets, D LHizesiof 4 i e e Bk A e Lectures on the Jewish Creed., countey's and, while the men are busily en The train consists of fifty cavs, all highly | §0 Diises of 100, The services at the Temple of Isracl, on Marney street near Twenty-fourth, this evening, will comme t Rabbi Rose nan will deliver the first of a s es of loc based upon the articles of « % Prizes of 40 APLIOXT 180 Prizos of 120 approxiin T2 0f 100 appros im Of 40 approxim; uinuls of $0 decided by decorated and accompanicd by a fine band of \ita his fancy e of the'town is | W liotol whlc n is h. fing built at a cost of goods are intended for the firm's im- nse ne the foot of Capitol | @0 r «TIME IS MONEY.” nearly 1,000,000 and will ‘accommodate fully | avenue. The trai 1l rai f T P A o (&2 i v | avenue. The train is really two trains of SR K’)\:\‘I:\“H‘l Inen 0 @itests, 1t scms that the owners areont- | {y-fiva cors cach) and ad thoond oL Gach We must sell out the remainder ot our retail stock without further de mselves, but the inhabitants of the : h as our wholssalo business demands our entire time, attention and capital, F 1 be a display car with a full line of the Deerving machines s ady for the field. The whole train, how- | big show and will this evening will be, s AL itrespective of crecd, vited to attend. Good s to visitor: city claim it will be profitable, as Tampa is bound to he northern people, “Port Tampa, twelve miles south of the t few days we invite you to a feast of bargains such as you will nev, 2 and sell our fixtures now any day, 55 the ne: again enjoy come at once befor > cordially in ats will be shown | | t winter resort for | g | it is too late. Supreme Court He “rom. it is the i MHM;‘.‘ Al our genui » Diamonds now go at importer's prices and the mount A mandate has been received from the su- \ort ”‘l'{“l v Eighthand xl'.. | SrcmplisratuEN 0 thrown in. $50,000 worth of Diamonds to select from, prices rangi gl Uy '"}‘.””'g the decision of the cir- Iy coutiol tho trado of that [ Ee R e M | IMPORTANT. urt awarding $1,3 amages and 55 t makognoria ol pidiares : Sasald doliaiehes 00848 410 in his suit and the southern | g ars will be allowed. to stand. for piblie Address, U, BASSETTT, e tnst the M mpany, | portion mor , the people ave con- | ¢ AN 81 JL DA Clry OF MEXICO, Solid Gold Chains e S PaRN s ) 5 b " il | Inspection until late in the o when | and Loclkets, $1 and upy Solid Gold Rin; s ‘o et ves b Suvan b st in s b ety 5, 05 they havo had an iden | ey will borun into tho Burlington yards at | Sasadl lot of Solid Sterling Silver Collar Buttons and £ ! judgments amounting to 3,853 | LM on tobuceo, as they hav el an ided | ighth street andCapitol whero | Jeiter, ¢ "‘”““‘{ AONEELIRRIL 2 : . corth $1. H Solid 14-lzarat Collar Buttons, wor th obtained agaiust him by the company in | 1d ¢ e subans to manufueturing | gjeie new warchouse stands. Heve they will omRanies N ey O e T e Mo 1 & Gl Al worth $1. He card ar B ) wor : question, through its agent ut that place, ~ As | €S at home instead of at Key West and |yt OV WIS SRS K | 16 W ANOWN BP0 now, choice for only $1. One lot assorted Cuff Buttons at 50¢ pair; worth $1 to & consoquonca. \Walthovs! businoss idas @ pesult, several deiegations | yyday uftemoon, whe | | 18 unsurpassed in tho treatment of all forms of Pit- 52, 'Solid Gold Spiral Back Studs, 50c and $1 each; worth four times tha wiuinad, Ho sued for $10,000 damas evosent to Waahiugton to protest aguinst | and stored in thé differ | | L I LI o 1,000 fine Broaches and Lace Pins from 500 up. = s awarde Tho harvest [HagS: i | ' thed pe French Mantel Clocks, 8-day, half-hour , cathedral gongs, ' or Barrenne 1 the matter At St. Augustine, the oldest city in tho > land with the al ¥ 1 States, Mre. R ater found much 1 also wipo out tho | that was of interest, and speaking of it ho ed against Walthers | Said: ehine company vi highest teibunal in t result, This decision w Judgments of 3,553 obta $6.50, $8 and $10; worth $10 to $20, zant Silver Lamps, with sillkc umbrella shades, from $5 up. Hundreds of other equally good bargains, Open Saturday cvening hould 1ot fail to beon hand at shth and Pacific streets this afternoon und inspect the Decring colossal train, manently famps for reply ity | C0r Titn and Jhekson streets, O until 9 “The paper that came in 1887, “lho city has o a4 much_during the S = o w HOOD RESTORED o'clock. Store for rent and fixtures for past three years, and the people have caught '8’ Nerve and Is. A N . It was & Fako. the idea of the north, commenced paving | An important discovery on the | 4 ) MA X MEYERE ] R &I TRI(@) Jut with o half col- | their streets, extending the public works, and | live § ) stomach and howels ihrough the P peedily Corner Sixteenth and Farnam Streets, - - Omaha, Neb, iy lendid - for men, 018 Discases, siich ng it land e e rest ou the investment, it will n and Insanity, Putupin Con Bee scooped that s 1513 Douglas Street, | CQUCES i | Omaha, Ne! el A fort requived an army of men, and even they worked 100 years upon it. When built it had 0,000,000, but command: Larbor,” umn of scaro headed rot a week old abor A i LA SSRAIR ae0nea nk. B0y K d 40 bont | whole state, “The structure is owned by Mr. | cure billiousness, bad taste, tc jobike among tho ereat | Fluglev of tho Standard ) and constipation. 7 uborers in our employ | ¢ | noand children, allest, milde N A, Weak Memo, == at W | While its carving and statuary is of the high: | 0 do conts. Samples fred USEP GILLOTT’S 2 otinan bower . IO, little truth and _en o its 2 re .I\r\ idea of art ( ms, parlors, | at Kuhn & Co.'s nd Douglas. B 0y W | Etchings. Emerson, ) 3 in the | baths, swin pything for the conven- — After Us pll d, M E 5 . Hallet & Davi i president of Jast Omaha | dence of the ound, It {8 patenn. T [t Plolograp Tt ngravings i e R any | ized by gues s of the world. In | 1o “‘\'" riogo-liconsee, : STEEL PENS. | uius o v O | 1 Artists’ Supplies. Kimball, is 10 strike there that T know any- | its construction, no expense was spared, and 4160DseR ) ] 18 Pars A " 1 1OR89X, OAUROd bY eitlon, vau 1d Pianos & Organs, shgrea : that 11 4olans Ho Gxps Sparad, aRd [ 2y o e B BT GOLD MEDAL, PARI3 EXFOSITION, 1889, ction, or the excuesive use of tobacco, | | Mouldings. anos jans. thing ut, cand - who would while it is not supposed it will pay a_lav y Ju 3 THE ah "pERFEcT AT ot “ilimniante, which uitimately leud 16 | | Fpames. Isheet pusic. | fact that ‘v main & monument to the personal pride of its s Bradbury, Omaha 8T 2 day 4o on the fact that we had owner. horne, Omakin $1'n packnge, oF 6 for 83, With every §5 order wo MADRID, CH R D_._,.ndgmmgfim,,m A Deubuin s CHICAGO, 1L, \'RENBTH ¢ Body and Mind, Effcots - LE TN OMATIA, NEI S I-Er: .wxu seain Oldor You r‘ Bann'd T & Dogas e, lave built a’ hotel which s the pride of the | nerves. A new principle army of s 10 acres of ground stone, Wst Omaha ought marked Mayor U\llm '4 w of it quick I am afraid that the | rate of int and Residenc ) i conveniant form to carry 1 the vest pocket. Price ranged for' $,000,000 worth of manufactories At this point, 0ld Fort Morion, which was o B s e | Five noaeritten guarantee to cure or vefund over on our land had something to do with | built by the Spanish in 1665, i fn object of | ANV ATURMAOBIND 5101 4 . Sy mail o uy address.” Cir the publication of that wild-cycd stuff about | Ereat interest to the sight-seer. To build this | ' ke i g A SlaE freg, D e ae R U, 8, & e A. Fuller' & Co., Cor, T (h & Dig Tl S Competing Warriors, cost the governmen The Omaha Guards are contemplating at- | ed the entrance to th tending the national drill and encapement of the militia of the United States to be held at Kansas City June 20 inclusive. Many prize: ggregating over §15,000 are offe uggrogating over 15,000 are off you will alavm yourself and frien: testing military companies, individual sol- | foll you just what yon 1t is Hood' diers, bands. Mhe Guards will make an at- | Sarsaparilla, which will 1t you out of that tempt to win their shave, The fivst prize is uncomfortable, da us condi §2,500. The numerous applications for entry state of go A T received from all parts of the union give am. BT e ey cete, and N84 PARTS OF BUDY. A D, Foster'& 0, ( i 7 Uafuling MOAK THREATAKAT Debeats 1o from 50 Biates and Ferolgn Count Dive Boaks ¢:plansdion and (iroofs ma wsn- ERIE M CO., uuruv.o.u.v. WEAK MEN BufterTiz fron tho eftets o Yol el errors deeny, Wasting sweakness, lost man 801’8 Throat.’ And yet you are not sick enough to econsult a doetor, or you refrain from so doi for con- bend i v particila splendid issuranco that the will be ORI I man who {he SODEN MINERAT, o Visiting il companies S CH56A 0 YOUS, —Prof ¥y 3 Moodus, Connl W DILLES i vory sitiss o tonts and Y = - . i hiryn w8 Well a5 i .‘-\.:nfp mx‘)mim i cha ANt 1.‘.-\l J\ trict Court. | GALVESTON TEXAS Ok AHEOWS \‘""'. of tho servico will bo reprosented and. there'| The Qismissal docket for tho Qstriet court LML Trucheart, John Adelance, 1 Minor. PR ot Laryuigology i Chilcig ! will bo coutests between infantry, cavalry, | has been made out and contains wbout one . M. Trueheart & n | e R ) itains it ou . iy by A Perfect Art Album col ouave and gatling gun companies daily dred and sixty-five cases, : AT ST AT R e ¥ : B hare Wil Dbl bo & laian alieddiance | NB ‘l"‘ a 'l ixty-five cases, This dockot REAL ESTATE AGENTS GOODMAN DRUG CO Beautiful Photographs represent | Avan aniggis and 50 cents hox R BIEUAR IO R A0 4 | will b called on Monday next, It includes Sy Street, Omaha- Neb, ® Tea and Coffee culture, wil bo sent Phamplets Gratis on Application, o | all cases i which trial notices have not been n receipt of your addres: | snmaptolyouraddrins e gerton ] SODEN MINERAL SPRINGS €O, LINIT m A very pleasing eniortainment will be | filed during the preceding two terms and |, Galvestor given 1% the Hill Congregational | Which wig gt have beew tried during those for the SANTAL-MIDY Weatern Dopt. 80 Frankiin 8t Chicago, !l AN T P thirch this evening by the Sunday | ®Ut, calling of the docket at the begin | ourotiice tschargos from the urinary organs - S, 1n eltler sex in 48 hours. RESTORED. TENEDY Purk. A victim of yuihtul, taprude ar: Neivaiis Debiliye I school class known as “Buds of Prim- | pin of the last term a case was called which It 1s superjor o Copalba, Cybeb, or Injec- wislng Prounat 1o r.‘ The programme will consist of | had been heard and submitted to Judge sica d literary selections, character | Wakeley for a decision three years before. MyKoa) 8 oy The case is still in the hands of the court tions, and fré from cll bad smell or other inconvenlences, At Universitl Healthful. Dr. Pric u 8T, LOVIS, ngs, duets, ete. o es Dot contaln Ammonia, Lime ¢ o Ak timo has been spent fn_tho pre- —_— § o9 LS00l & # SANT LMIDY"‘ et The New England loan and trust company | NEW YOIK, CHICAGO, BAN FUANCISCO spiey and full of life, | ‘