Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, May 3, 1890, Page 8

MAY ¥ ™ Iy IN THE £OUP. just purchased, pulled nearly into shreds, by l IIIL (.,I l Y. = rampant taxpay rs of the first ward, ml'hnh f Bank cloarings yesterday $1,085,518.71, [ Lccture at the Y. M. . A. Bullding. hn\w\'r. when a fe .u...m.,....;.-r e re: . Ty el H Some ma oubtless with red diges- | marked in strict confidence that he bought " Charles Parker, the bail jumpor, will |, Bone St Ao v fond has agtd | His new suit at the fire salo and paid Just $10 be turned over to the sheriff today | Hon J ! RRENEC v | for the three pieces. \ | and Lou Croner, his bondsman, released | *'A woman who does not understand cookery One thing is sure, judging from the sev- 4] from his bond, | 18 but half a woman." By obvious reasoning | eral attempts of the clty councfl Igmi..‘,, 0 Ehainicer Dal ; © Pelt line | then Miss Andrews, who makes a practical | as a board of equalization, recently. It . Engincer Daisy Dean of the Belt lin {on of the complicated niceties of this | i the unyielding purposs of that_body to has gone to St. Louis to attend his | application of th pli niceth | make the south end property owners pay brother, who was injured in an Iron | art, must bo more than a woman, in short, a [ M K0 SOPAC S PRORCEY DWRS: T Fotiitali Wheok househiold angel. As she stood behind a linen | pssessment. 0 [ ] The council will sit as a board of eq d table Thursday afternoon with an |~ Another thing that is equally sure is that 4 fzatjon this afternoon ot the council | ate picture of the Lord's supper over | those same pm,wm.nwr..m )Im;ipx'«pmnur [ sHatnbor to conatdar. the - Te root | her head, the stening attentively re- surpris y of retaliation upon for ~ Sy S NTIT e i aHRmber o consfdse. tie Tertit Tatract | Lk HeRc C8 WO ouneil ahd. the north part of the city CORNER FIFTEENTH AND DOUGLAS STS viaduet assessment and receive protests. | 1 that the making of toothsome soups isa | o0 They for 4 ) ) ) I b 8 Y4 . I At A o ALL nerally, Thoy foe faduct_assess The Omaha chemical works have been | ly with the paiuting of pictures o | ments have not only 1 onto them i transferred to Max Meyer & Co., the o her lecture on soups by recalling | the past, but there is a very bright prospect Il A ) e\ FiNY\(\71© Omahn National bank, A. J, Simpson, | o the minds o ||.. " tioarots, tho ¢ :\‘\u'..l,i”,‘:i of it continuing indefinitely. ] ) 2 f ’T = | ] the Commercial National bank and Ju- er who declared that “France } LRI b, el L o B / | & £ B 2 ; g ; ter who declured tha ce 18 | progsurer Rush, 41 would not object to my i lius Meyer, the consideration being l\\\uwhphim.nnl tavo hundred saiiees, While | bronerty being taxed 48 T do. mot Wi (o pit ot R . . & VAN ¥ 510,60, An was two hundred religions and ty 5 oL 516 OYe abILe 1 il : e ’ Slair and | U adding that the same remark will | {1 ”‘,“ th “"","‘ll' "” TRk publl Its superlor excellence proven In milllons of homes ¥ A buggy owned by L. i A | hold iood of soups, us saucesure concentrated | EEERIE (SO o formore thut & aiarter of wountury: 1t is wsed bY | Ed . l . Hi ] l eh b i d o (L ;I“',‘l‘,{.’il}":f"_;"i‘,“[‘l'l’,' Interscotion | soups and N DI ERDURUTRES EEE DUr viadnot noods are assuming should come | henas of e Grent Universitics AR’ ther SLrONFO. n ucationa Rect cation, lg 1 YA L,)\thl]lg, Il]btl uctive an atternoon nnd, us usual, tho cablo traih | * Ariot Gxpinining that the brown particles | 9U¢ O bublic, o common fand. Not only do | g3t wiar™ ' oL ontaln Ammon i Hihno ‘o ' R sual, the extractod from meats by botling, and not the | e need a vinduct at Tenth street, but ulso | Alum.” Sold anly in itain A A ¥ came out first best, .| extracted from ments by boiling, aud not the | i the near, if not immediate, future, at UBRICE BAKING POWDER CO, ¢ musing. ’ Lawyer O'Conner held the boards in | julces, coutalhed the nutriment, she rendered fth, Pifteenth, Seventeentll and other [ ¥EW YORK. CHICAGO. BAN PRANCISCO. ST.1OUIS Jud l } * 1 bef \ the making of beef tea as s ple as the alpha street. Now, if this thing of assessing the 1 Judgo Shaw’s court, and before a jury | pet.” Round steak tosen material 1 ST Tor houe e AN A x { he obtained a judgment of $168 against Sopod. diatentior il at big end £0r theso vladucts on the prop- A \/ A I l AB I E \ PRI Z E \ | John Grabow, igainst whom he held a r, Ground by atved 6 owners south continues the propert : HILL vs will be bled simply and utterly to g mortgage, the property which was in- r to the tea, uccording to Miss An- bt b {,""‘l;wl ,‘,,,’.,;I,‘,,X,I,{.\,.,g bean disposod of | drews, This was covered witty cold “'I' atest, effort, made by the bouwd of From Our Boys’ and Children’s Department Given to Every Sudcessful i y the defenda bories B9 4 15 SUPPLY 0% ks SHE el 1 | equalization toward solving the difficulty is § The funcral of Nels P. Drage, the | 0%t stoveto simmer forfiftect or twenty | ag follow Contestant, Read Carefully the Details of this Unique / ilor who was burned to death, will iolire T 06 old Resolved, That the chairman and eity en- / SR LURARY B Ui . fCon B IRMIIT | ey of e T e i EU N Al b Entertainment. £ 4 . 1, £ D ) aking 50 0C 850 per cent of the assessment to . r dence, corner of Eighteenth and | the two va rown stock made from s on behalf of Tenth street viaduct i Bpring strects, under the uspices of the | beef, andewiite stock made from ehicken, T'""ih'“l"”'\’"”’ -|‘|u:|' :un\ln"|"-m|='~u-l-| COMMENCING MONDAY, MAY 8, i i Y i i1l be | veal'or fish. A 10-cent soup bone whicl t stricts s desiznated upon t it 2 i 4 g i el AT I Gl T st e oauo0dp iono whicll wioe | mtimmitke Fosowii i |ln-n\hl‘||| sy And continuing until further notice, we will send a game of letters to any address, in a sealed en¥ had at Springwell cemetc tact with the different portions of meat, was | 1omect said total d punting to & velope, with rules and instructions showing how common words of the English language may be ‘ i said g a g Rev. Dr. Duryea officiated at a cere- | then cavefully wiped with & napkin wet in | fje s b mony Thursday evening by which Zibb | cold water, although Miss Andrews adviced | plat Chipplett and Miss Lula Ryan were inning the bone as a method of ¢ united in wedlock. The ceremony was | 88 in this manner the skin, which is imp performed af 1604 Kinner street, where | vious to water and rotards tho procoss, is ; hie covered with water and put the groom had fitted up a comfortable [ Jei5 b Baneroft $1.50 per front foot. or aslow fire. Returning to her beef tea | 2} Lt ol GhodL f home, which he and his bride will oc- | and finding it done she added n little salt | resoiation i c® Of the plat referred toin this Middle of the.block be- cupy. and pep) nd then sent it about by he South of the viaduet Complaint is made by Pat Ford and | sistants for the women to_taste, as ca Eloventh and Tweitth from Akson to | Both the method and results when : %" tht at 812 ¢ broug] aspoos a napkin for the St on Bane five others that the houses at 312 and ]:;:ft""h‘i‘\" wspoon and a napkin for. the pur- | UG it and Sixth: nomh to Hick- | Syrup of Figs is taken; it is pleasant fder of the prop s as above set forth o1 accompanying d snth street property to be assessed as aning it, | follows: Jackson to F formed from these letters. Two envelopes will be sent to every address containing letters which w 12 form two common English words, which may be found in either Webster’s or Wooster’s Unabridge Dictionary, either one being accepted as standard authority in spelling. Y } ; To every boy 14 years of age or under who is successful in forming from the letters sent the two 2 > correct words which they represent, all of which are numberen and registered in a ledger in our offic ONE ENJjOYS and also numbered on the envelopes sent, we will send as a prize by express a pair of short M.fl trousers made from the Sawyer Woolen Company’s, of Dover, N. H., finest quality spring cassimeref | equal in quality to any fabrié made in this country, if not superior, the lowest retail price of which 1 our establishment or elsewhere is $2.00 per pair. - rnam §2.50 per front foot, Far nam t between Dodge and Capitol ave- nue #L50 per front foot and from Hickory to 224 North Eleventh street, and 1102, 1104 o ig her opinion of the v sast on Higkory to the river, north on the 3 and 1110 Davenport street are used | Hiiap (s A Mason, and weston Masou to the poliit “’c’:}fl’fm:l“"g ‘"“"'e u‘atc’l‘:""}’ :f“ As it is our purpose to distribute the prize, which all come from our children’s department, 4 oper 18 houses of prostitution and rned by her experience in Kansas City to [ North—Middle of the block be n Tackson f Y )cll}';“'"l‘l y Ol" e fl‘ 1€Y8, | possible, no contestant will be allowed to compete more than once, and all words sent out must bg ' they “will 1 ed to seck more se- | make a double quantity as there the women middie of the block iver and Lowels, cleanses the sy retarned to us within fifteen days of date or they will not be accepted. ; ot DG b EaT e S e i £e ast, miiddl . 5 L 5 % ; " Y ; : : had brought tablespoonis to tuste withal. The e ittt e | tem effectually, dispels colds, head Great interest will be taken in this method of competing for a prize of substantial value, whici assurance that a simple broth once a weel 1 o et Wt LRt Che fre ot 111 | s, appotiring, r‘v;l'llul ."“,"{{”.‘"f“,;"“ e ldie ) otybaI BouECeonti ‘c‘:}::’ } f}"{;f)n“e‘isl:“)‘l‘;"‘lj‘f :“‘};“{‘I“‘l will be given toevery successful contestant. To persons who are skillful at this game it will be a mat< North Bighth street. The thief, Georgo | b power in. cooking, wis 1 sreat selieh to | —————Tthemmatiom : constipation. Byrup of 180 18 th0 | terof only a few moments’ study to win a prize, andat the same time some experts may find it a suh4 Mencke, hias been under arvest us o sus- | muny of the women' present who have o o T ey ; AP0 | ject that will require many days and evenings of careful study to solve. The game is fascinating M picious character for some time. The | wholesome dre ily planning. Mi iy stubborn and aggravating cases of | duced, pleasing to the taste and ac- | }eyond precedent, and thousands of people all over the United States are playing it at the present t an i wateh was found at saloon at Ileventh | Andrews declured_ that theve are three v s i8S e s acussblol S ceptalle ftb Uie lomucliy prompbhin |30 AcTie Tor5layarlngs ds o 6slirea OF b se e AUBR IS/l AIGAIY [REVUGHYVe resreaUoniiR the att of ity s il o U o ita action and truly beneficial in its | ¢pclling and forming words in the English language. Send to us for envelopes containing the wordg and Dodge, where M qui cloar soup, irst, the beef stock; e . e i 511188 coloring from the browning of X A HE 5iatfle) The Apollo club is cons ng the | yousts or from a bit of stock simmered down ; RLTEe nd gratific nn“!:v :‘flwl:::"“\'l.{!l“ o effects, prepared only from the most | 114 also for blank to write the same upon. cluded quarter: Detectives Savage and Hazo recovered question of securing the scrvices for its | third, the flavoring, deduced from any v D o G healthy ‘and wgreeable substances, its next concert, in Boyd’s oper: se May | able with a distinctive flavor and fre {t,‘:f'fi],fi:m vll(vi:\“:::,l:,‘\“,‘lltx:::l‘ “"“A:i::ll-:t;i:"r“a- man, an -:n ualities commend it ’ 15th, of Miks Alma Hult Krantz, the | usualspiccs united in modest combination | fuh £Ure, Hiho prompt and certuin velicf o M Sadud celebrated Swedish soprano, who has | with nothing conspicuous. Rt B Al IninbaBely bapmian b 10 all and have made it the most Dbeen one of the most recent nceossions to | Havine left a quantity of, the brown parti- | iy nany places. A single trial, which re- | popular remedy known, the musical cireles of this country. Sho | fles ILACEIGC (6 CraRpiey the cutileie | quives a outlay of but 50 conts, will convinee Syrup of Figs is for sale in 50¢ 8 snid to bo the successor of Nilsson and | enouel to_ combine, and_adding somo Little | $u, Tyak Fueumatism, eun be i Soe e | and 81 bottles by all leading drug- as fine o singer as that celebrated song- ow balls, Miss Andre hamberlain's Pain Bahn will do it. For sule : ) B n ) ) Andrews proceeded to | poall aruggists. ists. Any rreliable druggist who b stress was in hev time. hito stocks.” These, she said, are made | ¥ Lasled (T8 y g8 , i R S from chicken, fish or veal in combination That Sidney Failure. may not have it on hand will pro- . PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS. with water or millc or from water or milk [y 5 McTutosh, administrator at Sidney of | ¢ure it promptly for any one who alone thickened a tri le with flour smothed i fonn | wishes to try it. Do not accept any The Targest Clothing House West of the Mis 'issippi. 4 ; B. F. Real of Oxford is at the Case ; . i the estate of the late Chict Morgan { 0 b with butter. After breaking off the heads | the ests S 3 Jay Helphrey of Norfolk is at the Casey. | from some s stems to appear in a | secking an audience with Frank John- | substitute. : | Jehn Barsby of Faivmont is at the Murray. | soupand cooking the remainder for a flavor | son for the purpose of effecting a scitlement, Py bi H. W. Wells of Schuyler is at the Millard. :::t :xstr\;lullurv \l\'ivih' tock "‘?rmhim-l}](rln, With | of the indebtedness of the institution. CALIFOG:{vIzmflfw -5;{2‘"/:" co. N B\ i i ve was at the Puxton yester. | the result of a ve ous soup. This was | My, Johnson, however, has gone to Denver, , CAL, | Faulkner of Schuyler is o guest at tho | {16 aival home ts the hours ey haon ol TR SUFFERERS FROM hours bad been ‘pro- longed. In the same fashion of white stoc S, . Sanders of Lincoln is a guest at the | Miss Andrews told of the making of an Casey. amount of appetizing first-courses of cauli- Nervous Debility, Gy Youthful Indiscretions, Lost Manhood. state Exchange. ) sterday were as follow block 2, Kountze's fourth addition, Bemis, Mr . Burk, M Haller, Mr Hoffn dford, Mrs, Wil- Richardson, Mr V. Mc€ MeCook i ing n S Xver 5, 6-room house: price, &5, 700, | ",((f'(l‘,‘,,'..?{mm"b oggcCook iakstopping(n ng |,L].“1‘}.:‘{:: (,‘):‘:fiillllc‘.l;;x‘l‘t‘tlv‘,::;m:k Mlll.ud & (nld\\;»l] s addition, /s 0 feet, lot 1 To the N. E. Corner of Ba Your Own Phys]n[an] ¥. W. Barber of Grand Island is stopping to her interested audience. Among_the room house; price, 3,600, s o LR 3 e o5V Burbor of Grand Islund is stopping | Yol 10 het Jntorestod audience, Among ; sold lot 9, block 14, Bn lnn 14th and Farnam oy mon, trom, the cfect of outhto) & 1 Wekkoss S b oo the pei Streets. 3 fam, s much 1,15ty fy &1y eve mapeted, te F. M. LaGrange of Fullerton is registered ot the Casey. , M Jose) rton, F. J. Buchheit, of Grand Tsland is a guest e T CopiEartor) e Syt Lo B Che. ek ¥ E. B Warren of Nebraska City is stopping | | e ave our avlr CII MBER S E S \ q TR (r';‘;’r‘;&'.‘.f ,:.X:I.?',‘.:,"::f::;:f",', ‘lfr"{.:;.",.(:' o Grand Iulaod ls registored | wondassally refi he ‘7 “"“‘.‘f el Y a timely use of Ayer’s Hair Vigor. B\ onte i T | o vl ee 0T o tendite roglstered || ST T Vo ; This preparation has no equal as a g ; | dressing. 1t keeps the sealp clean, cool, Bl e e pany o proscription s fercd as a certain and speedy cure, as 4} Hon. B. L. Roggen of Lincoln was in the PUBLIC WORKS Feret g . . i : monrtl: i S, end bealthy, and preserves the color, A TR FEATORL ' ertoct heabh by s ohe. after ci * Al ! i) ndas Vel LRty OAILEN aic] At Spccml Price ST et e Bl O J. G. Tate - nist be used in the preparation o! & nd wife of Grand Islandare | 4 Delinquent Contractorand One Who ; o Millard “I was rapidly becoming bald and guests at the Millard, e pidly g but after” using two or three . C. Thurbe: vife of Tong Pine are n 3 i1 A e "8 PAC 4% | M6 hoard of public works held a meeting s of Aver's Tir Vigor my haie POR— James A, Cline and Rush H. Palmer of | Yesterday afternoon. frew, thidc and glo sy, ant Higorinal o elIE) s wralon i Minden ave guests at the Murray. 1t was announced F. Ruysschacrt, who has G Ll e el Canrn, Bsoruples. o g Mr. H. P. Hubbard of New Yorl, a promi- | the contract for pgrading Spencer and ¢ Somo time ago T lost all my hair in g v akel pill at 3p. m., and il nentnewspaper advertisig man, calle d upon | Bimmett streets from Sherman avente to Tonaequence of measles. Aftor duo | 2 Rolng 5 o, 1 I i lay. Twenty-fourth street was delinquent. He waiting, no new growth app 1T | making | i P. M. Iose, shipping clovl to Superiutend- | has dono nothing wndor his_ contract this then ubed Ayers Hair Vigor and my 3 Y 1 e GI::,"]‘“;‘r‘"m_"'lfi"-l:l‘“I.““-.‘l‘l”‘ ;‘l}_"{:l'}:; | spring and the board decided to give him five bair grew ool | Z =z from o tour of Nebraska boints, =] ‘\‘\f‘.}f;‘d‘."‘\‘i"“ui" ‘nhl":;' i Ihflhln mwtnm pm!wmxl Thick and Strong : | l) I{ \IC( l{ ]4 \V 3 R R ey th the work and finish the same in as short ~ > < | a5, CeTautines, genernl mgor of | i i praccoablo” tho boued will ke the | 1t s apparently come to wow, The | PERICINS J LENE G ; iy . G ng beer raATauE | charge to his account, il il Dl friag N o ) :s at the northeast corner of T4th nitof g £, Green having Leen transfered anat, Mr. Furay moved that the chairman be 1 have used Ayer's Hair Vigor for GATIHCH & m streets. The doctor's rapidly in- Dr. B. L. Kerns of Gatena, TIL, has been | ord shthe check of Ernest Stuht in the past four or five years and find it a £ C o AERDrag ‘nl‘u' compels him to seek more YL Do es g i 8 commodions offie e lahorato or we will furn Several ¢ visiting fri ) The do and returned home yested o which will €U0 most cases, fur §: 00 and deposit, same with the most satisfactory dré “Kddress or call on Stuht for 1 this good Itis all I conld desire The doctor s unsurpassed in the treatment of all forms of Privat scases, Strictur REira asmiean: LAUMAN'’S, was very favorably impressed with the city | faith mone on of his causing the hair to retain its natural U AmbL Now England Medical Instituts; and expressed a desive to return and locate | bonds and color, and requiving but a small quantity 0 BB E D st Gomplote 6W England medical Institute; ove, FEN T o et h halE onsy 10 arrangesy. | 1814 Farnam St, Omahs Special bargainsin ||| hus,dosterlits oue,of the, poat complets ’:,T',;"."""' T n..':;'““ ; i Paul Hannus, superintendent of the Denver | nuisance. Mrs. M. A. Bailey, 9"Charles stre O, SANOEN'S [1] throughout the west: and hus made these dis- Copyright, 189, by F. U. itz i city schools, was in the city yesterday and in The report of the Haverhill, Mass. {1} onsen his spectal study for more thun 3, company with Superintendent James made a | commissioner for the ‘e been using Ayer's Hair Vigor ELECTRIC BELT ! o ipireqimony tour of the high school. Ho. was very favor- | ing to §1,807.66, W D AR T Al Men’s Suits $8, $10, (‘. e l i ably impressed with the situation and par- | Major Furay proposed a vote of thanks to my Dait to retain its natural 1 oV TTH BUSPENSURY i .annot all, i th'ulu{rl 0 with the department of manual | Major Balcombe, who has saved his salary to '—Mrs. H. J. King, Dealer in l f GRS (1T l training. the cit uht 1)., Goods, &e., msnopull..m.l. o S | OUEO 48 RUGEANICE AVORVIORB0. L Hon. John Arkins, editor of the Denver | 300 ct ets i od's salary, [l ‘%10 '11](1 *]5 ICl]t Of: rolhiose who uve been under his treatment \ News, is | : 3 thi- | At this rate it is presumed that it will ¢ 4 A i b ) o Omaha for five v s Over 8 ows, s in town en foute home from Chi- | o it is presumed that it will co | [ ~rm ~ S in Omala for five yeu or perous us now. In addition to the public im- uf,lx,\ll‘lhln'lu'ln'kT{“ Dt i [] 1 o7 | 3 uro in dollento cusesr gr speouium. f\ exjasy provements going on there is an immense | e petition of the Missouri rific for an iy 9 oo - r aQ 7 | onounce 1t most wonderful sucee fon. Mukes no mist 1 adircod y Emount of uilting ndor way." Handsomo | fron bridge over Sixteenth streot nd the Belt PREPARED DY AL and THCOROEA etter ones 1 you RE¥i i, or pai and dinlenity. (n urinating | and posicive, | T e % nd fine residences are going | Line was approved, It is proposed to erect Dr. J. C. Ayer & Co., Lowell, Mass. 5,00 in exsh pently enred In o few” days without tent iy dlg L sluh.I(Innnul and handsome bridge with a ERTIT ain, cutting or loss of time. e, dou yrnm..m p ot duliy nd A a8 el double t 2 B 3 ]nnn)v\n«v | . i T e ailiito of Jomn 11 Dutly toe sewvor. want them. [.ost Manhood RERVOUS DEBITITY. i age rancis and Reed streets, amounting jergy, physic ccay and a i 1t is said that the *waits” in “Blucheard, | to $570.81, was upproved. l l 00 ENSTER RRTRION, A9phL R0 i Jr., or Fatima and the Fairy,” to bo given at gy and Ambition DISEASES OF WOMEN L i Boyd's next week, are the shortest ever The Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul in its worst forms and most dreadful results ! cess. Inflamm 1 of the uteris kuown in a spectacular extravagan: There | . ¢ et e k1 are absolutely and permancntly cured by the | profuse display or suppression i 8 A railway is the only line running solid AT e | Succosstaliys Call on or write [ 1s only an interval of three minutes bety 2900 Bnd e nak \‘,:‘,‘""’,"l:”,':",":', Tk DR. SIMONS, 01 8, 16th St,, Oy Barrenness and All Female Discases positively cured without instruments AT TOME, without any annoyince or loss of each itct., The scenery i “Blueboard, Jr.,» | Yestibuled, clect ighted and _steam is the most claborate witnessed for a similar | heated trains between Chicago, Council production for many years, and the ballets | Blufls and Omaha, ALWAY S have been complimented throughout the en- The berth reading lamp feature in the RELIARL (4 tive country for the beauty of theiv grouping | Pullman sleeping cavs run on these lines B and costuming and the excellence of the | is patented and cannot bo used by any .1:..:.l 1" ||l..- |lm‘|1.4{| .»{ "H||<l|~4 al .l‘lll other railway company. It is the great and in * o Light of Asia,’ danced i e nt 3 0y 'ry coryphees led by Clava Guelitz, Muds S LBproye ‘l'"”' of theuge. Try it and bo 1 Morondo and Willimn Martine, « the costumes | €Ofvineed. NERVE AND smm mmmm‘ are of the most brilliant characte Sleeping cars leave the Union Pacifio orm ite: Lunotl time or pain. atment I casily made by | gpocino for Hysto § represent lady-bugs, harlequins, buttel depot, Omuha, at 6 p. m. daily, arriving RADWAY & CO., New York. ench patient fulness, ( firo-flies, hawks, ostriches, snake charmers, | at Chicago at 9:30 a. m. sengers | == B T s CATARRH, Skin Diseasos and all | Hih" slaves of the seraglio, nauteh girls, ete. taking tiis train are not compelled to Diseases of the Blood, Heart, Liver, o S . o get out of the ears at Council Bluffs and The Famous Cocoa of Europe, THE REST R Kidneys and Bladder absolutely aence. - BAch bOX ¢ Miles' Nerve and Liver Pills. wait for the train 1o be cleaned. Get The Coming One of America. TIME RAILROAD | qyred, HTE An important discover T'hey act on the | ickets and sleeping car berths at Union Van Houten's has fi/ty per cent more of the flesh-forming KEEPERS SERVICE. o f o Lnos fuau il At GentiinG Jiver, stomuch and bowels ihrough the | i ice 1501 1, GOODMAN DRUG CO. Omahi- Neb elements of cocoa than es of The Doctor’s Success obtained by the best proces merves. A new principle. They spee i cure billiousn bad taste, torpid other manufacturers. 4 piles und coustipation. Splendid - fc J. Pa SRR RS B! women and children. Smallest, mildest, ———— Bondone surest. 80 doses for 25 couts, -Samples (oo UP IN ARMS, ] o i ut Kubu & Co.'s, 15th und Douglas, o s e b —— The Figurative Attitude of South Side bt aw vers, i oot i (he Viriouh OFor 6o M Al f A Big Sal At Citizens on Viaduct Assessments, " RREA W EOLD Ak U LI, BusAl 45 HIO peotiD Gencral u".:;xnzuvou.fi DEDL : 1T Clarke and wito havo sold Williom®, | yiet/one a0 VISHion Basanionee: “BEST & GOES FARTHEST.” el SIS RaEE L e ostor's book T “.".L:“;':?:'E%""‘T e Robinson, a bookkeeper at Hoagland's lumber the street by 143 on Twonty-ifth, on Which 18 & | 44,0 yo0rd of equalizgtion has been making row of three-story br only ventursome atlempts to settling® the Tho purchasers ¥ in favor of the New York mutual life matter in a way that will suit everybody con- Woman adence. Stamp for reply Penth street duct assessment, and it is Life 8¢ UNDEYRIAIPED ORGANSA FAR TS0 uv Doctors and analysts of the highest standing all over the world, certify to this immens aving, and by Van Hou- TEN'S special process only can this be attained, 52~VaN HOUTEN'S C0COA (*'onco tried, always used”) possossoa the great advantage of toaving no injurious effocts on tho norvous system. No wonder, thereforo, that in all parts OFFICE: NORTHEAST CORN ‘R TO WEAK MFN { IR0 Q0L APy sapisd.. Whoes pecillbiary. sEOKA have had of tho world, this {aseaior's Cocos is recommended by medieal me Bufterlns from tho Cfvcts o youthnl 1 N - . i the effect of waking up property owners o »* cocons or choeol [{ ~ g . dec “‘. Ing we .‘. 1 1 e e i nanar | 800tk Of the track to a degreo of liveliness < v, Ask for VaN HOUTEN's And | 14th ahd Farnam Sts. | mifavubi : o A n|l|\linllll\‘1“x.| n‘m Ml: I«ll:‘r “u:lxmlmluT x’[lv which sovoral councilmey say they bave I y‘“;""‘m i il M. 1. Kimball of the Unlon Facifio had beeo | Jver before scon equalled ta' the histpry . of Omaha, Neb. MO0 driny 01 3 starved to death near Riverside, roferved to unci lman Lowry told a reporter that he A villy Thos. L. Kimball When it was shown to | was having a new suit of clothes, which he THe DUEBER an u’ulu rentlos .Im ho said: STHere (5 hsolUle: | mm——— T CANTON, ] 3 1y no troth for such a statement and I pro- ¥ OHI0. i d Poso to ascertain not only the motive for | MANUF'G co 0ty g making it but also the source from whence it n Vi & A The LARGEST WATCH FACTORIES inthe World STEEL PENS. i camo “Phe facts are that last fall when the North Wyoming range, where my heard wis suimmered dried ' up, some of the cows and younger cattle grew thin before we could When she was a Child, she bring them down to the ranch, They have | Ao R g s not ouly had plenty of hay and corn to eat, | ~ When she became Miss, she clung to Castorla, L] but van in the stocks all winter und were | When she bad Chillren, she gave them Castoria, cOPDUUGI.AS Bt well cared for, About twenty bead died, but 4 that is not unusuul in a dr 350, They AND D l l ver were old cows and young caly | l i 15T S1s. GOLD MEDAL, panis exrosirion, 1889, | GAL VEST ‘”\ i I"——\1 M. M. Trueheart, Juhn Ad ! ey THE MOST PERFECT OF PENS. H. M. Trueheart & Co \\/ | REAL ESTATE AGENTS OuForce. < When Paby was sick, we er Castorla, for Castoril W, T (ATARIGOA \'&w‘géfidos OFAY MVICAL RS TIRUME (15 FRE[ JCHAYNES & (0. Bdvod, M 25 Pouars' Soap is the moestelegant toilet adjunct A