Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, June 2, 1890, Page 8

8 THE OMAHA DAILY BEE, JAY, Jl 2, 1890 5 CITY. MURPHY'S CLOSING MEETING. | mutton, says the St. Louls Republi ri il II — According to the naturalists that have He Speaks to Large Audiences Both examined this rara avis, it possesses lc a ac e y p >, p Afternoon and Ev two qualitics her re unknown in ’""‘"“‘"‘ij'_"“""“'"" Yesterday afternoon was devoted to men | birds of its species, The first is this ¥k oy - only at the Murphy meeting. In the auditor- | flesh-eating propensity, an excoption to 8 a complaint from which many suffer X ¥, Ehgies ot Keioten. i fum there were a large number of men, and | the whole parrot family, which is fru- and few aro entirely free. Its cause Ingles of An:u in the gallery and tho boxes were the ladies, | givorous, on fruits, seeds, leaves, m indigestion and a sluggish liver, the James Hamilton of 3 Mr. Murphy spoke from the and | buds and the lik nd, that this | cure for which 4s readily found in the i of M ¥ § arnivorous taste is not natural, but ac- | use of Ayer's Piils, 5, Wickersha of Plattsmouth is at the | said that without Christiani [ ey 0 3 P L drinking man now. “It Is oftc he | Guired. “ 1 hiavo found that for sick headache, raska City is at the asked," L., 1. Denison of Crete is registered at the | said, “why I dare go among the saloons, and | T il’::ll‘*\]":():”;\]::lllllll :h\rv" l‘y«("»‘l‘”fi::"!‘:': caused by a disandored condition of thd Overstocked, I)l.ll we are dct('rm.lm‘d to do the clothing business of this town, and our goods are Paxton : ald not without Christianity. I am not | fO oS e e general color of | liable remed —B:uu\n.l C. Bradburn, marked to obtain that end in view, and because our prices are lower than others, don't let it H. E. Aitken of Kearney is stopping at the man, noither am 1 a_statatory pro- | fhom Ne ite Tarseh feom_ patns | Worthington, Mass, Ry y § . : Paxton. BB ke i , but T am a personal proibitionist. | Byt e e e e Rt one “After the um of Ayer's Pills for prejudice you against the quality and workmanship of our goods. Depend upon us to sustain 1 I\, Dodge of Fremont is stopping at the 1617 Ko Gontl e el 0 ext Y s twenty- Y ¥el : 4 2 i _ i 3 T hysician, an \-;‘h‘(‘h]]“[ 40 oiobl e hi b L R 'l“x[:::i‘?ux(\.'urui‘:..m‘\',:.'"'tln'.,'.n’;'l‘l"!vhx:"'. W, | our reputation for honest and reliable clothing. Kl . ¥ atot physician, and the help and encourageme mandible much curved and very strong. S ot T8 T ’ v ' ¢ ¢ b QLA L AL LU Hablts the highes wooden ]S LT Lt We are the originators of, and have been since we started, the leaders in popular prices, that is needed for the drunkard can only | It inhabits the higher wooden glens and suataining ol the come from the Great Physician,” | dark recesses of the mountain diste Rev. Mr. Savidge prayed earnestly that | of the sful meeting of the | owl, i laims made for them,” ts | —W. A. Westfall, M. D., V. P. Austin , dothi . st woods which wa handle arie Business zives us ade tho | & N. W, Kailway Co, Bittnet, Texas, not only for clothing, but for all other goods which we handle. Our large business gives us ad ©'s Pills are the best medicine | vantages that are not enjoyed by other dealers, and we assure you that we can always save you Sanders of Kearney is a guest at above named, and, lik illy nocturnal in its habits, W. P. Harris of Gresham is registered at | this bo the most suc 3no the Case eries, and t the audience arose and sang | All).umrh the kea has 1 known to known to me for regulating llu' bowels % - s < 4 ¢ o rl t, wife and boy of Bartly are among “Blast, bo the e that bind ornithologists since the above flm‘l‘fn; all ‘h-lmul(l"\'l d lvmr'-' 1:::; from 25 to 50 per cent by availing yourself of the popular prices at which we mark all our goods, the guests at the Merchants, r. Murphy appointed the following com cn 1y the firstof its kind that has | §IEEE WAL S NP ddache, ine During the ensuing week we shall offer some extraordinary bargains in our Undewear De- P. McEvoy and Ed N. Cooke of Elkhorn to carry out the starting and equip n exhibited alive in Bri In i sustipation. I had no (R : 5 t A Dt oL ; > are guests at the Merchants ping of o coffco .h-"w G W the time of the Maori rule in New Zea- | appetite weak and nervous partment, We have closed from the manufacturers of fine Summer Underwear at an D. McLennan and G, H Hm'[mrnl Lincoln are registered at the Millard. an, T, C. Brainard, one of the proprietors of B, Peatti .\ jor the Paxton, returned from an eastern busi- | Jewcit and k land the bird was as innocent and harm- | most of the time. By using three boxes _ ; 3 less as any of the | i of Aver's Pills, and at tho same timg | €NOrMOUS reduction from what the same goods cost us carly in the d. rher dieting myself, T was complete f : VL h.'f[’,l;',h‘s..], o of this | Zpiifip Lockiood, Topekn, Kansa we are able to make slaughtering prices on them. cason, That explains why ‘ bR stortas he had appointed these gentlemen be A T “ o p: - i 4 X H " D [xl chnlds, genernl agent of tho | Knew thac thie woll koiown enetgy would | the ket was tompted o desert, fts frull SN Son e Ry A s A Fine Balbriggan Shirts and Draw ; regular price 65c. eckschmic of the | carry the matter through | eating habits and join the destructive a3 fhids : 4 . v . Dllinois Stiats he guest of Mr. Udo | S5l (o) Liition appointed several days ago | army of the carnivora, Gy lent e L Attt Fine Balbriggan Shirts and Drawers at 6oc; regular price $1.00. Brachvogel, inspected Tue Ber building daily d palth, to consider the best m e to l\r'n h 15 of starting the [ About 1868 it ¥ noticed that the | They are prompt and effective.'” T otlis: dic Foutad G e Dtion colfec house reported thit it wonld cost 5,000 | ghicop of tho uplands wero suffering | Strout, Mmmm,ru. 'I?xtm fine Balbriggan Shirts fmd 1)1.1.\\ ers at 8oc; regular price $1.50. Puciic.offices, leaves for Chicago touay, | that it bo raised by selling. that amount of | from soves and scubs in tho region of the These goods are of an extra fine quality and handsome shades, and are worth fully the rege where lie is to be married. Mr, and Mrs. | giock, The Glendening will be at home at No. 3035 Cali- | 10 pay a fair et . tof | loins, and that almost invariably the A P ll : ot qouse could soon be made | roturg wore those fattest and heulthi- yel" S 1 S, ular prices stated above, fornia street, on Thursd xt. After a few W 3 ple we est. Many discussions followed as to ———— dismissed and .le 3 nt at the [ what could be the cause of this singular PREPARED BY NECI{ "KZ'EAR On the Way to Recovery. evening session, state of affai At last a herder 1 Dr. J. c. Ayer & Co., Lowell, Mass. . Ed Ainscow and Jessie Furman, who were TUE EVENING SERVICES, that he believ. thrown froma b - The last of the Murphy meetings at Boyd’s | was ho opera house last night was d the parrot did it, but . 3 ] wghed at, yet 1\1]\-&1-1|v|vnl avants| Sac byl DR e ousing one. | proved his theory a correct one. Soon on of 10 cents was \urrw'r'l‘l"fl'"- after some of the shepherds saw the It is the best fns and the fun setlors did @ rushing busi- | & sheep helping himself to a dish of live oks of cold, pain | noss mutton. Irom that day forward the Another immense purchase just made. We have bought the entire stock of Tecks made by one of the leading manufacturers in the country. There are about 500 dozen; all this season’s =" b ) 3 and inflammation, and injuries, In the andience wero a_number of men of | bird was known as tho sheep-cating par- novelties, and we shall almost give them away. We have classified them into three grades: 35c, 45c and 65¢. Remember, these are all high grade goods, and the prices we quote represent just well known drinking proclivities sandwiched | rot—the feathered wonder of the antip- | o ure m'“omm T Fraan e one-quarter of what such qualities would sell at regular retail prices. in with staid church members and ladies. A | odes. SET i qpeness, 8lak Headache, Constination, & cirele of protty girls adorned the stage to = A Cortain romedy. SMITIEG " 4 help out ‘with the singing, and take it allin | THE GERMAN SAVI BANK . * y 1 &)“1\-,;{ One of the season’s choicest offerin urday afternoon, o , but are rapidly impro Started the first day of June by giving his wife a terrible beating, Frank was promotly juiled and will be calied to stic and largely [ WILL Ol attended temperance mectiug ever heldin | Ay JUNI 2, AT THIS in the Shoe Department is the following: o Y 1dge ev's court this morning, | Omiha. o P 137 i G Uso the SMALL S ot 5 ) . count in Judge Helsley’s court this morning t rvices wero opened Ly singing OF 13TH AND DOUGLA 1'?1;[‘("6?.’."'1:‘.'&"755 .’.‘?n!‘('-fl%‘l;i‘"l"l':&“.fi'{%fix Russet Low Shoes, excellent stock, solid leather throughout, at gr.4o. They are wor § S s Al and “Christ Re- e e ¥ of ciiher size, 2 cunmmr tile. 3 f $ 5 0% R LG U s Men.,? 5 HOW EYRAUD WAS TAKEN. KISSING 7, 17. we, | fully ¢2.50; and Russet High Cut Lace Shoes at $1.75, positively worth $3.00. S HTIN O FO N e i rt scrmon on Faith, | Closely Questioned by a Woman and | cents (coppers or nu!'.'.‘.x".S)"’""“‘“"” BT In Men Hope and © o ich Lev. Mr. an cloquent p Now OloReTyIWa (o ey Tin: Ak and Boys' Shoes you will not find anywhere such values as we are offering, and we mith sang -In Sight of the Cry: The Courrier des Etats Unis of New daersot i a4 Lot 0o, keep only shoes from reliable makers, such as we can recommend and as we can guarantee, t Twenty- tinae wnd Ah:, Murpl hus received from Havana and was struck by nn.uh'dfllu!'t but ristio spe ch [mlvll\hull the account of the xluw«m-: e e v | et e (A, Sl | Bubshed e ot o, ho deorery | DRINK " ROOT TRUNKS s o holes | support and introduced Kev. Mr. Who | porson by whose means he was eaptured. 10 5 Fitho said that the reason he had supported Mr. | BPEE ' GOl B n ] : . = G o (i e ges ly since he had been here '“ person has a shop in H BEER. In our basement we offer as large a line of Trunks and Traveling Bags of all descriptions ag ors inside | Murphy so clo and wrenched from | LAPIT S S oMurphy was actually aison des modes, under the sl P ; ; s o do il Thither camo and Best Drink in the World. | you can find in this city. Our prices for these goods will astonish you. Delicious, arkling and o nen as he himself had been t (i Y3 1 s Tife, -y last who offered for 8, ; ot ; ; Mr. Murphy then led out in the old hymn, | oricntal woods, saying he des tho Best Blood Purifier and Tonic. Mail orders solicited. Samples of cloth with rules for measuring sent to e esus, \}lv \;nll.‘h;lfl;|““\t\hl:‘ !l‘g}ll\‘c to continue hi journey to Me: ¥ A Package (liquid] 25¢, mokes 5 gallons, an 1dd : igginson 0 3 a o o . /i ’€SS. .m.fi.« ik interesting taks of bis experiences | JWOrGhant purchised the, goods. In | EVERY BOTTLE Guaranteed. Y € ess ing speeeh inter- | that Eyraud had fled from N drinking man, Senator Clark made 1 u —_—— with some Turk q W York | No Trouble. Easily Made. Try It ¥ Tatte Wreok larding several funny stories among h E ) sh goods in his valise. | Ask your Druggist or Groeer for it and take ’ et ”' anger | Mavks and sat down amid ;!\nll‘mu . | On_examining his books he found that no other. Sce that you get HIRES' ¢ .C.J passenc Mr. Murphy then dragred Mr. C, S, Std he had purchased his oriental stuff just NLY GED train wrecke North Platte had just 1eft | to the front who made a few oniER O five ,1.,\] after the date of Eyraud’s "( B THE O\l LY GENUINE. the baggag when the collision occurr followed by Judgze Bolton of Council Bluffs, : Ne . % . ) S. Philadelphia, Pe A GOk Lo TEh b T ioro Hiax, Bl Akl Futhor Willfams was ealled from the frant xnnu from Now York, just timo | Madoby O.E. HIRES. Philadelphin, Penn. applause, o I in Mexico THE DUBTURS Gorner Douglas and Fourteenth Streets. i rincer, g 0 ated th c spolki A'Ww‘\unll\ for a few mo- 14 llw sume man reapy He suggoested to J N merchant an affair in tol 0 in IN OMAHA. Struck by The German Luthc fifth and Ca lightning und b 1o not. bo. ascortained 1t thought th 0 will cover the damage. The building was insured. v, for purity, and for improve- smplexion Hothing cquals Poz- For ¢ ment of the merchant purcha od, and stated that his ov scarcely hopéd for. Fireman Clark, who such bi 1 fellows after all, and | that he had done very we jumped from the ingengine, had his hand men who smashed and it was amputated, the men The wreeking train with Division Superin- ted the cof- | e tendent Bare on board was just behind the passenger and cleared the road at ouce, house project in strong terms. ) T OO '\’1“,,,,“\‘ M Eosdbye in a glow- | Which there was some profit, and on the e mather's. Hove, | 19th returned to the shop to’ inquire in | F'irst 8 Months Free of = ing word 5 _ it 5 apd | sid "that love was the omly | reference to this transaction, G n d I tt f J Dhrough '"",“'“" s Wiy o seve men. The only fo | He was now confronted with one Mme, O aangc; IRel O er:? O uarez. I'; ¢ I‘ ! {”'h it 0 ; : the saloon men was to cease buving | Albertine Biemler, n modiste of the es- | , Fiye emtnent anomrTum.;(ll on \xfl.\}rm. ars to Chicago and_intervening points | theie goods, He advised men who drank Dlish 1 § 4 E CRALT ) Al ar LT B0 QLT Under the Management of the Mexican International Banking Co., Concessionarios. vin the great Rock Island route. Tick- ORI SRt R Ovo) ‘“"m“m”m) and | tablishment, who questioned him as fol ) Douglus On tt 8 3 ice 16 ; ; R ! oy docte INCORPORATED BY THE STATE OF CHIHUAHUA, MEXICO, FOR CHARITABLE PURPOSES Gl L RS B A T ihanho, o I “As you come from Mexico, have you | the ! s > » Sy (%) e v 0 only fa e o e e oA S R GRAND MONTHLY DRAWING rches of the Union Pacifie system o, tho litoof Lincoln, for whily | Do 'you know him?” TR "'.7-’::311".':'?[4. physic Will take place in publie at the CITY OF JUAREZ (formerly Paso del Norte). Mexica i > vhere they v app! ade goc “No, madume,” efor: are assembling at the Paxton, where they | pee S tianked the who had sup- | «yare :,.; in Paris at the time of tho | an ieurpis use: It your milud WEDNESDAY, JUNE 28th, 1890. will hold a mecting to m:m;l.qulw question | ported him and the press who had given him murd ' i siliopothoy Wil frankly tell yoil, i 2 i , trips and method of paying con- the use of its puges, He promised to come 5 Anst spending money for useless a PRl i ' Q Q L 5 A IBLLE evation at the meeting held in Cheyenne over Ra B % hymn and a pra; While x] y .,\....nnns had been od e mllln\x'.(l:fll-?l and go onrly, us thely the former ntlenan of such prominence in hd States that his pre ~.‘.l © alone 13 CHlai . Havsha closed the serics of the gr and thus briefly answered the mevchant | 2RECH L crowded duting the fust dayso 1058 10 ALl hiid th 1aGtor U6 Suporvisoy of the Srnment 13 of equal standing M-wnlh-m ‘[vlnhu'nl\”\\[lll )h‘\\ Im t:{h:;fl Murphy temperance e had cavefully watched his man, had seen Catarrh and Catarrhal Deaf: and integrity. G ance and a conference will be held with the — - him tremble an rrow pale, 08 at 8 L= il Pactic antciats tomorrow. Tickots at, lowest rates and suporlor | convineed of his identity wiih Ryrud, | ness positively cured by their CAPITAL PRIZE, $60,000. A !fn:i‘f‘;'ilfl"'lvf"(i'flif.“;'h}';.'.u'\""l— R I A e e nccordingly notified the French con- | German Treatment. Only 60,000 Tickets) reas! ived yesterday and b | land route. Ticket office, 1602— sul, and on the following day a com- fice g 0 ¢ 3 D ! vand treasurer, arrived yesterday and a fice Hours, 9 a.m. to ¢ p. m. he Paxton, = teenth and naun streets, Uln.llm. missary of police and two de! ives Y, “ s | s rested him. 5 This Buropean stafl of physicians 3 W | The new offices of the great Rock Ts- COUNTING TH JOPLE. . ed by uct of legislature So l(mg as «“Men | - 7 R land route, 1602, Sixteenth and Farnam “1””|' OLEX FOR DUSINESS, MON e 1 M | LIST OF PRIAE Nvu\l Omaha, are the finest in the ¢ The Census Enumerators Will Be, DAAE I ANy 5 & may (.()lfl(, anc Y ‘n | (| Approximation Prizes. Call and sce them. Tickets to all points Thelr Work Today. S L P S B [] 817 ) & 1]}:{1(70{0{ S-QO UU” 36 '$()U’|Q(‘]-:)1 100 Drtron of Rty ; cast at lowest rat The consus cuumerntors have girded on ILAS, 'may go,” it behooves | : s AMUS their armor, and at § o'clock this morning e : v el Darm iy they will bogin the work of numbering the ting on & long journey with Denver, Colo. lus to help them to l)e; (0 Erecact o fenstaale s Vo AU e o8 The Andress ¢ opened on North | inhabitants of O They ave as follows: two children ]||.u ed in her satchel some % ’ 11 l 1 ,r ‘ W Prizes of 1914 Prizes amounting to - Seventh street last night to an audience | City of Omaha—1. John W. Lytle, 1405 5 ) : L vana 1o O Y e 'we oS e et i fu that filled nearly every inch of the seating | SouthTenth streets % Vaclar L Vodicka S14 sila snys. the: Boston .1.7),:,"[‘\1[‘1.‘.‘.{ Cflpltdl Prize $7,500. “(j dressed o s that o tancn (16 ey deket denring iz ottt and standing room. Itis rotalargo show, | Hickory suract CRouiEs the novelty of car riding had worn off, TICKETS, 50 CENTS EACH. this end we i ot || £t o Hor thacaot. fre but ,..A;m up in excellence what 1t l.]u ks in this wise woman produced her treasures, = it SACHL MONTH | Prostdont Paso, Tox size. Interest is luvgely centered in the cir. One child cut the eardboard into pieces 06 27| / 1 ) & e . N Lot TIaD. 050 1 E + b ‘ ik § . !u drawl [ y. are dress clearly, w! 'gfi.«.:\';'.“.-.‘,“'r‘f«'...‘.’,’,.'-}.f.“k'““" | por stroct{ i | other printed on each square a lottor, | BANK OF COMMERCE PAYS ALL PRIZES. spection an excellent || | i s i i i ole At t ot i mal nees, ! A Tohn 201, Shecly. othanpriptadon ool eniere fa Loer ) : RHODUS S| k 3 e ek ey “l“l'l\'“'lj‘*‘p""“l U .I(m]-n Michal, 1338 South - Thirtecnth e R e R e T Address B. |, R S, 3 JOHN 8. MOSBY, Comm full sadromm, L o, clever eople. 7 10 5. Dworak, 1320 William - res A o 2 NATIONAL i CO., s young bareback nder who has won 1 Franic B Dworak, 1520 Wiliath | 1nd gave to the other to make out, In Sl i > R assortment of Men’s Supery City of Juurce, Mexico. 2, David D. O'Councll, 2224 d g DENVER, OLORADO, i envinble reputation with the Sells iteenth strect i3 .I.N,m|A-u-|~fl.n.1-'w this wuy they amused themselves for R TS 5 0 5 5 N fntng Money Order, Trothers and Barum shows, will Join A, | SeChCG S 14, hours, Ll()thll’l“‘ ]ncludln(r OTICE. ank Draftor Post Alldigestodpyand “;"‘l:fi* talent ‘;']““'!“"" Sweeny, ol T The mother might have taken the l l Note. Address all re cern. He becomes a half owner in the show. 3 H g \ e IR 3 TTCING G York game from home with less trouble to C\ (,I‘\ t nn(rt hat lS new | MENXIOCAN INTERNATIONALL BANKING CO., Dr. Birney,practice limited to catarrh- R ompkins, c “Tulins | herself, but well she knew there would City of Juarez, Mexico, via il Paso, TexX. R BT AU s S FTAE ith ponihi strbetsisp AL (|beymorolbatistuotion dntmaldng (ytior nol)by and durable. | AL ) L3 24 South Twelfth stre wemselves. Paper dolls were cut a . SCHOOL BOALD CANDIDATE: > North ‘Twelfth str extensive wardrobes fashioned from A full line of M C 0 Dodge strect bright-colored paper that had been u me o (,ll S | o 11, Dt “arnam street; thoughtfully provided. At the end of — Aloxandor lth_lhm':-l‘jj““j-u\l\ fi‘"k).um» the journcy'the passengers declared the ltrousers ()f irst-class | Tho candidates for membership fn the | Duildings 25 Biillp Rebiuson 1W12 Doded | clitiren wonderfully well behaved, and e board of education, to be voted for on the | Davenport strcets E. J. Pam wished they might always travel with ‘fit, nl(ll\'(,‘ .’ll](l m:ltcrm] ; fusion ticket today, are as follows: 2023 Lavnam - stre 23, Andrew F g h I‘“[){I'\ litt "”{"*‘ T ';' I’]‘“ ‘" e [ Q eap | Joryell, ono o nomincas o | ins, Sout anty-sixth str the children were ordinary childre ‘ e R (RSl el e ool 0. Williau | their hours hud beon so pleasantly e - Make Your Sclcction Early, of the board of aducation to Al the wnospired | £ McDevitty Esmond ' h Eward | piod there had been no_opportuni vlnu - " N Y 1 oard of cation te e unexpired Humphrey, 07 Novth ith street; oI I n R WeaRY ¢ sugreeable. g ¢ , term of Mr. Alfred Millard, who resigned friok Peterson, 145 : becoming weury snd then disagreeable DR. 4. %. McHEREW, M. Coryell is in the five_insurance busiuess AL Judson, . E & y . Waellington S, Gibbs, the oth { nts will lot their chi b with THE “\sPECIAL‘IST. Jewelers and Silversmiths, e et a0, Be Ok Jiptherin, Twenty-five years trial o The Doctor 18 unsurpa s y { A LA Dr. Jeftoris proventive uand SR RIgYe PR'VAT i iihe treatmint ot SixteeNtit AND FarNaM Streers, - Omana, NEes. Y it to be infallible, advess, P, O, Box 657 T of the He ““"“l‘"- Omaha. Price $¢ DlsEAsEs We invite particular attention to our large variety of arti- nt of the onty-fourth street; 40, Thomas e . el & o W adt VS it Thirty-sixth and W, Golden, 1320 "North Twenty-second street; 16 nth and Farnam streets is m.m A curo1s guurautecd in the v l\u:pu;,..u cles appropriate for Wed 1H.| j Presents at Mr. Smythis a well "known atto | 41 Hamilton J. 416 Spaulding | HEC RS " i from 3 vowithout o 10as of i loie' Lme. POPULAR PRICES. having lived in the city for the pasteghit | street; 42, Edwar iy T8 KC | ots to all points east at lowest rates. TRIGT"RE under his treatment for Solid Sterling Silverware, single pleces or in sets, combinations, & T8, Babosck. tholott atroobi S Artinr 818119 A B ol ki Strictare or diticulty in Bsugsurngail are, single pleces N a , &o. 3. Babeock, the other democratie not na 44 T lieving the bladder, pronounce it & most won 2 up to $500. | nee, is th KnOWNR. insurane mml)::\m: 1546 South g i A Valuablo 6 | fat success. A compimie cur ew daye widiout Fine Quadruple Silver-plated Ware, in n who lives at the corner of Twenty-fourth and | 45. Charles L. nas, 10 Twenty- Munsey’s Weelkly: Ho: -A penny ...... uw..m.m,.,nm aEpaL S ——— bant avervibing known tolthe trade in hoth fat andihallowiivrs Douglas st in the Fourth ward | ninth street; John H. Huelff, city; 47. | for your thoughts—but I suppose you n Lol 2 price that we dare not name the figures. being only about HALF OUR FORM- Johu J. N , the nominee of the joint | John K , 2810 Walnut strcet: 43, | yalug them at move than that. alorg ll I Il C I S ER PRICES, committee, is the' father of Dave Mercer) tho | Albert I, Mayne, citt 4. 5. J B, Hayward Edith—Oh, no! the fact is I was think- (uumu urnnr\munu‘l, 1h thelr. warst. farmh sad , Toilet Sets, Candelabra, Bronze Ornaments, Mirrors, besides the chuirman of the republican central commit- | 1013 North Twenty-niu b street; 50, Hasley | o »u just then most_dred uh Al _results_are absolntely cured. Yara yrtmant of Clooks to be found t of Chict f 1 ap to $200¢ teo. He Is also the present grand master of | W. Reynolds, 2783 Caldwell street; 51, Frank u j Andull FEMALE | o \ sortmant of Clook n it of Chica. rom $1 up to §20 Masons of this state, and has lived in Omaha | A. Siduer, 913 ‘l'\\(ulu\ fivst street ) "Es ‘hlhl! K\\I 8 ‘."y‘n.: 3 (*) . i H]v 5 ome ‘l‘l””\‘ | Clock n\r 5, $7.60, $10, $16, ete,, with half-hour strike about two years, haviug come here from | Jumes A amue at. homa wltiion attachment, cathedral gongs, &o. Brownville, He is well known both in the | Beatty, 2 Unnm. DI 4. Paul lll. ;l:alfl:llll:'l'\yl‘t‘! fi‘\xi;l‘lgh ul remedy. HOURS for 2 : ; city and state, Mr. Mercer is u resident of | Seward, 1 street; Waltor C 2 1 all Discases of the Skin, (& Diamonds, W atches, and Rich Gold Jew=- the Seventh ward, | Walton, «\x.i“\ s sty | Siley, GATARRH Eh d Hoash Bivor, KU 1 elry at Greatly Redu ] Bri - Thirty “N and Howard streets. and Bladder cured — ] : are: sduced Prices. Mrs, Winslow's soothing syrup is the best | .m',\‘n.n 7. John B, Hart; ’.\‘r\\‘ill}r sYPH". s 1 mww‘.lxi‘ {nf""" O( ;‘ 5 ) i Y 3 , i ot Al romodios (or, sblidses ootblig imn Audorson; 59, "Walter Slater; 60, B. K. D6 trvatment kuown to the B Repairing at Lowest Rates and Al Work Fully Warranted. =32 : Dotglas county—61, Daniel C. Cannon, Elk- medical profeasion. Every lraco o ‘u'fr‘{':l.fk IO The Only One, horn; b ] Jerts, Omalin; 03, Omar A O i A1 eaals 105 C Dy The Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul | Whithey, Rik City; o4 1L, Chap .OOKS fmpa gt By corre e railway is the only line running solid | man, uco; B, - Jumes I, McCowmbs, spondence | foe toply v | & Vestibulod, eleotrlo lightod and steam | \I‘(m gton W, Honry I:m o llard; 07 0FF|0E , Con |‘ \«\(; AIXAN ST leated trains between Chicago, Council | mshen™ Wiiidv i, John G, Knieht, Trvin i or 1tk S, | an (I Blufls and Omaha, g o , s 10, Chavles A. Calvin, Watérloo; 71 — L The berth reading lamp feature in the Lhn s fillar, Omuha, ‘ = - ¢ Pullman sleeping cars run on these lines | 4 S —— e W 2 () S | {s patented and cannot be used by any | 1|”l‘ “Illli\’l'\»\l' ".\\ R“\ l!\.]\lT\lx N { er ay compi It is the great | W1 o O BNSINESS MON- = 0 i ;illnl;-l'lnu':tlx\n\wh\ of the uge. Tey it and be | DAY, JUNE 2, AT THE S+14 CORNER | | e A A( ‘)I 1. i convinced, | OF 13TH AND DOUGLAS NERVE AND BRA N TREATMENT All Kinds. Price reduced lor 10 days Sleeping cars leave the Union Pacific | VR em—— 4 A 1 17 TN N @opot, Omuha, at 6 p. m, daily, avriving | HIPS A WICKED PARROT, | atila, W 1)].‘]\[\|N5‘ at Chicago at 9:30 a m. DPassengefs | . x : 4 I taking this train are not compelled to | Onee Was a Vegetavian, Now He s supertor excollonca proven nmillions of nomes ; " ( “ \,1‘( “ l I - | get out of the cars ut Council Bluffs and Had it ¥ t Mutton, ol i Ut quartor of n eentary 1 by ol 1l C | wait for the train 10 bo cleaned, Got i s vecently been d | iy | tickets and sleoping car berths ut Union | in the London Mo | LAUMAN'’S, | ticket office, 1501 Farnam st. much talked of | lng P dues not R | i I, A, NAsH, Gen, Agt | ¢ Lich confines its PIICE BARING powDER €O, s SOEPMAR: RIH( iua, Nob, | 1514 FARNAM STREET W PAXTON BLOCK | J. E. PRESTON Puass Agt ve of unimal flesh almost exclusively to | New York, — Chicago. Bam Franclsco. BL7 | aruam Street,