Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, July 26, 1890, Page 5

o (3 ~ -+ i 0 y imed of course that young Rhykert 1 At " » ST sfor Nertous Debllity, AL 2P SILIE | moter oot i by humina: | S48t Soaares o S bargain was never offered by a newspaper before. e, Youinta Tnieraions - ceeded by Roff, o briglt, energotic, | ing gas occurred at tho Hotel Casoy this | blamoonhim. = I s o lenl anhood. Sonbe T Wio hAs oo oaeban e | e Dy g, NINIALL 8EE P, b f you haven’t time to call, telephone us Ba Your Own Physician W long time, T James Killoran of O'Neill lato editor of | {3 Soninehaf tho Atcenyoarold lad : ey Many men, from th effacts of youthful An Oflicial Route Again. the O'Neill Tribune, registered at the | gloaded revolver ata number of small boys ONE ENJjOYS (No_ 238) or drop a postal card and a repre- imprifense: ugh -;-;-nn-mnv ot Tho Burlington announces that 1t has boon | hotel ubout 11 o'clock last night and was | aad finatly Iom.‘n\i"llullurfi\lgmw Warner in | Both the method and results when 2 o r chosen as the official route for a gathering of | shown to room 35, ti0Boac, wasitakentatore Wee | Syrup of Figs is taken; it is pleasant 1 1 , high toned Odd-fallows o be el 15 Ghigase | . Thabwwas the st time e was seen alive, | Sbow t JEUR. o1 I 30 (s ik e e sentative will call on you. ¢ i He paid in_advance for a night's lodging and ted. The judge was and refreshing to the taste, and acts o August 8, as well as tho mational | iR e o iClock this afterioon the | Mingball had o criminal intentions and as zently yet promptly on the Kidneys, i «.rp..uu'é'x'u"'.':.',fi.fi'. G. A, R. reunion at Boston, Al RSP e 3 v the boy he shot is recoveringthe prisoner was 4 « day, olark . soubtia i bell, iboy . upisto iver and Bowels, cleanses the sys- This announcement s made on | tho room with another guest, supposing that | discharged. ) Y THE OMAHA DAILY BEE, SATURDAY, JULY 26, 1800. : 5 ‘s somsne: T [0SES OVER A THOUSAND, e mason WHEnLE :.i HESTER, NPREOEDENTED ATTRACTION SOMETRING BIC l‘{ TIlE WIND PRES— Mirrao i He Places His Son and a Friend on Why a Beautiful English Amatwer OVER A MILLION DISTRINUTED. — | the City Payroll. Actress Left the St ge. There was a great doal of red hot coms Loslie Chestor genamo of Mrs, President Obarles Francis Adams' Unex- | yqont in various portions of the county The State Caught {.I)r Half of Ex-Troasurer | gty Carew, is o benuliful woman who pected Arrival in Omaha, eryover an exhibition of consummate nerve Pierson's Deficiency. came to America three ye i —— on the part of Councilman D. H. Wheeler, Rosina Vokes, reason wi il be recalle short, time sgo, as nover camo again I8 u peculiar ont Louisana State Lottery (nmpum ANOTHER UNION PACIFIC MYSTERY. | cnirian of the counci commitconon fnancr, | DEMOCRAT AND INDEPENDENT PRINARIES. | ot swithout imiecest. Sota the un T oorsmite by U TOPAUERS, e Ml | cisco Examiner. Her husband, an im- nd (HLablo * purposos, 18 g At state constitution mens: wealthy man, did not find fault Epcculation on the Ohjectof His Visit s ety h " g A Pieco of Property Too Heavily [ with his wife indulging her liking for To continue until ¥ ) the city tax lists, employing help subject to PUNSY. o sheatoioaln, g Creates Considerable Fxcitement the approval of the finance committee. Mortgaged—-Clarke Ahead—A ;\"\]-l"“l hon I']"[“)) but when it *urm-- January 1st, 18085 ~The McKibbin Matter Re- The resolution was ent cessary, Thief Located —City News R M e L TR L e dntealy Dius s Dosehan bt 1o vived-Other News. - | as the charter of the city expressly provides and Notes. 5 v . nrle NImBIr SHANHIES e 6 the manner of making the list, Ror oWl 1{,“ """ g T““{‘; {‘t s MoTHLOn Wi ool —— her own way, he agre 0 let her s b S S R T e g come over to this country with Miss X od, but—it was Lixcoly, Neb, July [Special to | Vokes, provided it was to be the last nd Singlo Number Drawings take place fneachof the other ton months of the yoar, andaroall drawn in public, at the Acalomy of Musie, New Orloans, La. Charles Prancis Adums, prosident of the esolutios X > e Union Pacific, arrived in Omaha yester vetoed by Acting N .” Then atthe | THE Bre)—Today the state board of set- | tine, This w eed to, and the FAMED FOR TWENTY YEARS, His coming was very unexpected and | council meeting on T Ay night Whe which consists of the state treasurer, d. All For Integrity ofits Drawingsand 1 the usual sensation in local rail- | *?l'v\;';l P c auditor and attorney general, settled with J, feet, and the ex- Prompt Payment of Prizes, nus the ‘“with the d circles, Inasmuch as g K. Pie on, the ex-treasurer of Sherman and soft 1a8 follows committe h ; . W wo. BupOrsisn tho ar A his advent ke i | county, for 5 cents on the dollar, thero | '\"" ‘]" inevery place. She Inonthly and_ xomt-anu outof the nowspapers if possible, th his oft | being a deficienc wccounts of several ; .‘I)I.”TI"I Ao nths and then o Seaona) rectly (nterested seom to think thero is bout " to "pull. his the city | hundred dollars of what was due the state, | Went home. The net y tourge her husband to 1 with in, butin the mean nborn to her the most lovely boy baby the eye ever rested on, another largesized hen on somewhero. Rooms | MOney that was possible by the resolution. | mhe time o The worl requircs the most” expert account- were reserved for him aud his party at the | g% \Chon it was found snsterday_that | While Pler: Millard hotel Thursday, He was accom- | Wheeler b i put in his y Burt and a | county. The cy was two years ago | was treasurer of Seward moneys entrusted to panied by Comptroller Mink, Chief of Con- | family friend named J , who up toa | himto bo tu > thy te amounted Her husband announced that if she Struction Cameron and Private very = few months boen & resi- | §3,133 At the time that the Seward county | o A to ho stage R AT came to Amer! 40 on the stage it i Mot | bank failed Pierson claimed that theso mon. g BArye wiTH (2% ?jfl’,fi APONPSIXTRAGF | /% n wilds. There is nothing its equal for relieving the SORENESS, ITCHING g the money due the state and after due | Tho baby was left in the care of the tion the board of settlement de. | nurse who had had him evor sinco he or BURNING, reducing the INFLAMMATION, taking out REDNESS, ! wpon the anst his will and he would go Canfield ] dent of | | Just why Mr. Adams should roturn here was near unding from | €¥S had been put in this ban ing the lunting in Afvica. After much from Buston so soon after having made his Y county building to anothe | time to send them to the state treasurer and | weeping and persunding she concluded annual visit and tour of inspection is consid In putti 1 his young son at 50 cents consequently were lost when the bank went | to risk the dudes of New York and let COMMISIONAT ered a great mystery, hour, and a man who docs not own afoot of | ynder, Pierson asked to be released from | him run the dangersof Afr x property in the town and is not entitled to be g given an hour’s work of any kind by the city claim tobe in | when many needy and ent competent The move indie: usual. Ofticials at s something very un adquarte wtal ignorance of what it means et hs_need the “work, D, H w0 settlo with him for 50 cents on tho | Was boen, and who had nursed his mother and quickly l)nn"m the skin to its natural color, o i RroaKtute San | Tianier There is astrong suspicion afloat, however, | offered an insult for whichi he | dollar, The state loscs £1,566.50. before him, and to whom the little fel- BEWARE of imposition. Take POND'S EXTRACT only. Soo landscape 2 Now Orleans Nat. Bink that toe McKibbin matter has as much, if e ot INDEPENDENT PARTY PRINARIES JOW VHS ((SVouec, & (LIS pEEbLy AR trade-mark on buff wrapper. Sold only i bottles. All druggists, bbb TR ERE A not more, than one thing else ay ono hieavy tax-payer and sk * .| bade him good-bye, and accompanie ade-mark on buff wrapper. Sold only in our own bottles. ggists, GRAND MC )\HH\ |,|\\\\1\( t0 rr-\ Mt e T wo woeks ; ”": l‘l’\ ']-“I"“"\'“I'\ ‘1{::" hield its primaries | yoihop and sister to sco her off . POND’S EXTRACT CO.,765th AVE,, NEW YORK. 45 2 ago Mr \YHIHH aed John M. Thurston, | erda Duteve hl was done so quietly | tha Vokeses at Liverpool. When ons butthe candi- | mamma got back to London she found » 48 mot even the places of holding | to her horror that the old nurse had been ained. The | suddenly taken very ill. A doctor was 1d tomorrow at 2 | sent for pronounced it a malignant fover and it became necessary before the day was over to remove her to a hospit At the Academy of M 0w Tuesday, August 12, 18¢ CAPITAL PRIZE, ‘F&(O0,0()O 100,00 Tickets at Twenty Dollars ene Halves, #10; Quarters, #; Tenths, 825 8 hans, ad, to meet him in | O'Mallc ¥ noarly ¢ ulso reached home | latterallow the b to the books gencral attor Wasl his 1 Whon the first exposire of McIibbin's conduct s pure made pub- Lo it struck the according to reports, in a manner that not only shocked the bi bu s there, but called forth very . it is doubtful if any pe dea being that | 1tes Vot of thoso goldon | the primar possible, v his come around utter during the past has informed him gislative positions, Illaln wauts to be senator W LIST OF PRIZES, X 8 . £00,0m i " l\mw l by fas inconsolable, 1,..“,% 100,00 leasanut oxpl ons, The . 7Y ty for tho work . Gilli uum_\m nml«mn- Iir\m ; l et GifialaliyHo I Aivobing BUOHTE bl i ts | thiab ite: 0t ment at this Ui woild | Are said to be fishing around (of Lhe moming: | and o [\x«m-' to be comforted, Fivstone, X000 the investigation being made, “the half has | seriously interfero with the work on the . then unother tried to soothe Imm.u. sty A 2 not been told.”? i county lists. NEW CORPORATIONS, but he would not. L, 2 When Mr. who suceceded Mo- | 1 |ln\~hwlfn'mm'nilvu\\'] elorcamearound | Tho A M Walters veal estato investment | At lastoue of his abject slaves v THE GR EAT LIVERand STOM ACH REMEDY 10000 <ibbin, com thing o %0 of nfing und grov ¥ | company of Blue Hill has filed articles of in- | foree stire as it drew nea Selock h‘..]”-‘w e N T ot s || sHANIS A sptit s v busy attend- : ‘ v ot Gttite. D f\;“ ‘: 31”11“ "“ :‘“:” irew nead 4 ".“1 i Cures all disorders of the Stomach, v, Bowel:, Kadneys, Bladder, o0 stato of offairs that astounded . him | ing to anoMce ful of taxpayers. Finully ek 15 100,000, f bou 15 IO L note came Lo her | oug Diseases. Loss ot Appetite, b ST tion, Costiveness, o and naturally y commu- | becoming exasperated with Wheeler's per Walters, John F, room suying: “Somcthing wonderful | tion, Bilioustoss, Fov e, Pilos, s the system less liable 200 nicated to t B TkiTi06 ng tactics | N T AL Swoery and othe has happenc Come down.” Down she | tract disease. HINAL TIZES s the Whecler Withiout the loss of a force established itself in the t there in the S bank of Battle | went, and asshe neaved the nursery she D \/ l)[\ PSTA of incorporation, | 1 alized that there was a blissful still- BABWAYY DI aio 7 R el $100.000, ~ Hho ness, Opening the she looked in, | heaithy'sotlon, restore strons i i ,in.' b A b, ‘."‘?1.” i ‘y‘,'!l."m‘, Maxwell, John and there sat pretty Leslic Chester with 1 1 the petition, charging McKibbin with £0,000 in purchases of Lo n discove it is said, gang to by moraent th very limited visitors' s internal seeretions to functi unting to #1,064,800 Capital Pri re S UEO 0L one + 4 Do, Ntk 1 s SISt OF 1 Dy RADWAY & CO. 3 Warren Streot, Now | giie s KSiekets dra bont $324.000. i L lier babyin her arms, each looking as | York onreceipt of price. ; 5 Al G s e Sfohn T, Webater ind mnate aPoyiaido nd this wae the | =—= — AGENTS WANTED. tho caso’ for him, but aid Sartley milling, stock and land com- | BAPPY 28 could be. And this was th story she told: From the ve nothing as yot. Mr. Webster y time she ¢ has | pany has filed articles of incorporation aski i any further § 06 ks 1ot AdLred for e b |- displiyed L this ok A I never ex- | to do business at Bartley, Red Willow | £0t on the steamer she became certain MADE BY SPECIAL PROCESS--THE BEST. tho: underano how their hrunl He first thought the pect to it equaled—and it couldn’t be sur- | county, The capital stock is $100,000, that something was the matter with the 7 ¥ by v bl fug of Adams and Thurston in = Washington | passed incorporators are J. C, Seu baby. She could think of nothing else. Cocoa is of supreme importance as an article of diet, N 6ig b GBVGIOTY was planned with a view of doing something *“The job means i ton, W, I". Chittrick, She seemed to hear it ery all the time, Van Houten's has fifty fer cent. more flesh-for; ming proper- with his client, but has satisficd himself that | another county official, Eaton 5 and nurse didn’t seem to help i PRIMARIES, When the steamer re vy ties than e: IMPORTANT. Address M A [V\l‘\lt'l\sl‘?",b.““. 18 they were on another 1 ist in the best of other cocoas. ey were on another “Unless some very radic agement has been suid an old Union any _doubt_ but th uch of it in his family as possil W o y 3 ched Queens- Die i o1t ohiay \-nl.m-\]m.»m\» that The democ city held their vari- | fown and the tender went to am b’ | this work shall bodone by the city " cloric. | Gt Ward primaries last evening and choso | ot the mails, Leslio and her ] 1 ! e, | The council has nothing whatever to do Bl "l:_,“h“ j“l“;""\ e i) _‘ maid got on board, apparently, as did ¥ be, though, with it. A8 notmhaites) nny grongavtite ",'”“ many other passengers, just to look at snal attention has P - Or M. A. DAUPHIN Wash ington, D. O talning MONEY ORDER, 1s- ipaniies, New York Bxchange, difficulty n-quulnuhw per been encountered in_the new improvements R 3 and extonsions being made, Itis plainly Excursion to Boston T of thels " movtings. At the place, but she annoinced when she convention they wi reached there that she didn't intend to “"BEST & GOES FARTHEST." Addross Rogtstored Letters Containing Cure C & ticket, but will simply go buck; that her maid might return : e ta H engt S ) TANK. bl Lt e ";‘; yeay ‘I"‘l", the congressional convention which meets | und get her baggage, but go to Amer| 3 Thc“ssf“ed"‘ the Co“)fl’bmnllb so softened ?5 to render NEW ORLEANS NATIC NALRANE, around. My opinion 15~ tha abash Line. here July and also a delegation to the > Wi 36 S donttnat G R it easy o igestion, and, at the same time, the aroma is trouble isone of a financial nature, Other- verybody invited to join the Wabash | state convention which will bo hela at Omaa | *2¢ 1”'".1,“ noh “"""}'1 o f""‘)’"“"fl highl ,yl vel g‘l ¢ 4 i REMEMUEIL that the pnyment of {= sl 18 UARAN wise why should Comtrolier Mink appear on [, cotBiy 0O IRLEC 10 IO ELG R | e e us she was sure something was the mat highly developed. TERD I FOUI NATTONAL, BANKS e Naw OFtenns the scene PR Daand 11‘ Sty 1 e e ter with that baby. The man 03 VAN HOUT COCOA (“‘oneo trisd, always used ") is the orlginal, pure,solu- it b A T Mr. Anderson went west ten days ago, pre- [ AUZUS 0o an “L Pdengiesy Med, BYotedo bt ADRUEY might talk about disappointing the peo- BleCocon, Invented, patented and made in Tollund, and is to-day bottor and wiore boware! al1- o {0 mnn.lll ¥ to_make investigationsat Denver, | routes. Rates as low 1e lowes! Ll Fipikald 6 10 | pleand fumeand fuss, The mother was solulle than any of tho numerous imitations. In fact,a comparativo test will easily prove, o and Portland. He returned last clining chairand Pullman buffet sleep- ‘4:1:: L Clirka iy sk u;:‘llldtm')k 8s secur- | gorongor thas the man and would not thiakino Wher: Codoa equalsthis Tasenor's Ia solability, agressble (aste and mhLeitivy Gaall. FPg A R to join and consult, Mr. 5 ing cars on all trains, All agents in the ol WO Lins i | move. So catching that famous trai . **Largost saloin tho world.” Ask for VAN HOUTEN'S and take 55 thstanding Mr. Adams tel west sel cots over the Wabnsh v Capital View addition tul!u-mly of Lincoln, ve. i g thi ain, Middleton, When the time drew near for the mentof | “The Wild Irishman,” she got back to the above Mrs. Botsford ascertained that | London just twenty-four hours after she there were mortgages aggregating $1,600 that | had left it, The husband was tele- wgo, For tick ts, and folders giving Bt iniaaif) | (S CATOUIROx RO former will go west today. This ‘“}“""l'_""l"",';*”“""f* ot gives risc to conjectures that Middleton's | routes, limits, time had previously been given on the prope graphed to and returned. Pretty Mrs. wholesalo dischirze of master mechunies is | map of Boston, showing locations of de- | The lot having » bud effect among the employes and | pots, ete. 1l at the Wabash ticket | but as the hou: sles with a cor il house are said to be worth 5 lmlm‘ such z v. q = : i o8 ig | e SR, O 1 noceupied it 15 docrons: | CAvew madea vow never to goon the J L e, 1¢ arnam st., or write ing in value, Clarke, who is said to be in- | St4ge again, to content herself with am- from cortain quarters as_to dew 4 G. N. CLAYTON, solvent, sold the property toJ. K. L ateur alfalvs, and now, instead of cne, the president's attention. Besides Tom | N, & G il 1 0 0f wealth, Livengood hi there are two boy babies, and Africa and ous compl oltice, 1502 d J. H. Hovoy, mon who haye boen | 't western Pass. and Ticket Agent. imbrances on the proy America are never suggested in the mechan the shops here for The Sacred Heart than pay them has failed t home cirele, DBHUBFS HIB UttBF Nervous debi or memory, difidence, s red by aventu “Johin Hick ¥, an old time and highly pupils, situated on S oted to 't Pocatellos | and 27%h st., is aninstitution de 0180 doh Hoewitt, Who hel o Jike position on | themoral and intellectual education of the Oregon Ruilway and Navigation line at | young gir The course includes every- n have tho privilege Portlaud, thing from an elementary department to | £3ge beld by her. Livengood makes a w — Nl o Do I Mr. McClintock Re a finfshod clnissical oducation. Tsesides | 142 4 this probosition, and Mrs Botstord : ¥ . (,d[)lhll Prize $7,500. ‘The report that Jerome McClintock,general ;)““m;‘l:I""'":]'lvl““l"““:“;“'“:l‘ o Ton ot e | Tivengzood comply with her wishes. TICKETS 50 CENTS EACEL agent of the Rock tsland at Council Bluffs, | P L TR B A SO ERT WAS TIHE THIEP, oaE ! A - has been lot out, i vigorously denied by ot | UUght Trench 15 ’",:““!‘t‘l‘f‘:{:é}:fn’l’;"n‘n nd Arthur Boone, his son-in- $20,370 PAID EACH MONTH cials of the same road in this b : : e arraigned before Judge Stewart to BANK OF COMMERCE PAYS ALL PRIZES, Address, B. F. RHODUS, aclo to the receiving of pupils, pro- | auswer to the charge of stealing threo hogs cit; They .say that he went to d they conform to the general regu- | and eight bushels of corn from &, W, Riye Chicago ang tendered his resignation NVER, = = = (_()IHI\AI)O. lations of the school. The scholastic | kert, a farmer living néar Princeton. Rhy- threo months ago, but the compuny refus d | term commences the fivst Tuesday in | kert's adopted son swore to some vory damag- BUFFERERS FROM years, Middlcton nas secn fit to dis- tho sume recorded. Mes, ual wenenoss, pliple ; Dr. Miles! thiog from l:l.n Livengood have his deed re demands cannot ot If you haven't already subscribed for THE BEE and the “Americanized Encyclopadia Britannica” you should do so at once. Such a copt it and insisted upom him st September, Classes begin at 9 a.” m,, | g testimony, claiming that the prisoners has been its representative at the | and pupils are dismissed at 8:30 p. m. {‘)‘1‘“" }IELEE’JZ:"23}{}'..‘1—'3;’@3“& l‘:;llg uLv:)n‘l-",.rKP ing. Ho Boretga o S ud T BLEW OUT THE GAS. ng bim half tho proceeds. According to this testimony they were reully accossorics ro moro freight business to tho crime’ instead of principus ond pther general agent over there, Re- Killoran of O'Neill Found Dead ; o ! peatedly has ho asked to bo relioved bit not | 74 e® Killoran Citoy Ho &1 150 they were ductiarged. - Jue: pris: thestrongthof the fact that Ezra Millard | the lodger of the night befor ion The door ) had gone, CITY NEWS AND NOTES, tem eftectually, dispels colds, head- as found locked, but a strong s, Benton, wife of the stato auditor, re- | aches and fevers and cures habitual Canton and Daughters of Robekah div of Omaha have made arrangements to go [ smell of gas was di The door was this "“, n from Dakota Hc [ over that road, The oceusion is designated | forced open, and k found d ol akota Hot | eonstipation. Syrup of Figs is the HERE IS R PROPOSITIO\T. as a continental cantonment and triennial | bed and tho bddy cold. had und W. Bowno is after an clegant lov in | 0nly remedy of its kind ever pro- parade of Patriarch’s militant. and retived, and the escaping gas had ck 12, of Hawley's addition to Lincoln, | duced, plensing to the taste and ac- Eythrixylin coen, 1:2 drachin, 8 — phyxated him. The gas bumer was wide h is owned by Lillie M. Johnson, Bowne tentalilaitoiia stomach, prompt in i ¥ It 5ig dmihn A Choice List of summer Resorts. open and the window and transom were | holds a mortgage nst it calling for $1,2i5. y D10 P THE OMAHA BEE offers a yea sub- alis, In the lake regions of Wisconsin, Min- | ti closed, B - its action and truly beneficial in its Ry er ’ i (aleoholio) dgraine nesota, [owd and tho two Dakotus, thera | | Killon vals tdentified by Mr. McEbony, THE COFFIN BLEW UP, effects, prepared only from the most ‘M scription of the daily paperincludingtheSun- ”v{- dwrapia U ’ ‘harming localitios pre- | the sher s county > i p ke 1pi1) :,:‘:“1‘:‘:::.11‘.“::‘:,(‘; l){x::‘flll:‘xll":;)« u‘!.ul S P | Killoran was marriod ‘i and leaves 8 | Many Diffcultion Attended the Burial henlthy and agreeablo substances, its day issues—delivered at youraddress—and a it 1 St e i 0 mer - homes, | (vifo and one child. £ Mrs. John Po many excellent qualities commend it e thiree & Among tho following selected list are | ™44 the inquest Coroner Harrigan examined DH LRI L0 RN OIORION, complete set of THE AMERICANIZED EN- CYCLOPADIA BRITANNICA for $2.80 per month. The first five volumes delivered on ber thired a day, vory eonditionof us debile nu(l -.»..L. i names familiar o many of our readors | five witnesss. e nighiand day. cierss at | A most singular burial took place at | to all and have made it the most as the foction of Ilnxllwrnnmmnm‘xm the hotel, the bell boy who showed Killor: Springforlk, “fifteen milos distant from pogu]nr remedy known. sorts. wly all of the Wisconsin points t :f)ii\;‘o_llnin, Dr: ll‘u\lllvr d Mayor A\ll.-'n "h{ Sed Mo., the other day. Among yrup of Figs is for sale in 500 | of interest ave within a short distance | 0f O'Neill. The latter was a personal friend | the enrly settlers of this county were a .ml 1 Immus by all leading dru, from Chicago or Milwauken, and. nong | Of the docéssed, and came to Omaha with |2 y i SEHE ¢ ; | 4 youg German named John Poterson bl Thur: rnoon, They sa 5 : X 0 of them are 5o far away from 'the *busy [ Fim Thur aftornoon, They sat out 1n | 4yq his i Mrs. Poterson diod of | EiSts Any reliablo druggist wh marts of civilization” that they cannot | {uied pep i 1or mearly an nour and | 30000 At thie timoe of her death she | D&y not have it on hand will pro- be reached in a few hours of travel, The bell boy said that when he showed the | Was a remarkably large woman, weigh- cure it P"“"Tdy for any one who by frequent trains, over tho finost road ased to his room he tried to turn om the | ing nearly three hundred pound ysa | wishes to tryit.” Do not accept any in the northwest—the Ch t, but something was the | dispatch to the New York Hera substitute, Milwaukeo & St. Paul Ilv\u) h it and ho lighted the gas Immediately after Mrs. Poterson died Oconomowoe, Wis. Clear L.\Ll' Tow: e ,\,:;.,;““‘;“\";j‘;‘,"'I“"‘I“‘:\“‘,“‘ tho last time erangementa wore mado for the funoral, CALIFORNIA FT6. SYRUP (O, orfectly ’J‘hul st 0 \.wt mh«- rocured in l]n\ SAN FRANCISCO, CAL, | iy Ge it L, TN Im‘" I '\'x "m‘w“km meditat | lhum n“.w[“m at (Iuv nmun( death, hulu: it was not dn- ) ’ Wis. v Minn, t of accidental death from | livered until Friday morning the hody Oranville Minnt asphyxia caused by iflluminating gas. It is | had swollen so much that it w Prior Lake, Minn. supposed that the unfortunate man turned off | into the easket with much difl White Bear Lake, ""Li‘"{';"~“|"‘:' l;'l;‘t;illvnu-llx turned it on | }iq was then screwed down and the bod '\ docoased wis tiventy-five years of age, | 1eft in that condition for burial. could not be proeured. The func payment of $2.80 and the balance payable $2.80 per month. The other five volumes to be delivered within four months, ALL OUR PRESENT SUBSCRIBERS are entitled to all the advantages of this great offer, .hhh uu «r udl on {2 Hew England Modical Instituts, 24 Tremont Row, Boston, Maw W koo comutt .y i TR, SANOEN'S EI.ECTRIC BELT WITH! IIIIPI. SORY EEEE | g People living outside of Omaha can avail themselves of above liberal offer by having the monthly payments guaranteed by some responsible banker or merchant in their town. Sz (Dells of the W 151 ) Minn, aga r Dam Wis. Big Stono Lake, Da- @The decon kota, The remains were encased in a neat Send for descriptive circular, E ”.nfl "mfilwln'::"""";'l; AN : ation, apply at ticket | and will be forwarded to O'Neill at 8 o clock | services were set for Sunday af- 22 0, tem 10 U 50 b oftice, 1501 Farnam streot, Barker Block, his morning, o ternoon mud, as s customary, a ETaie BELT AN SUSPHisoRT o arker 1 'he O'Neill Tribune, of which Mr. Killoran | number of neighbors acted as watchers F. A. NAsSH, Gen. Agont. J. E. PRresTo ONKY, "Mude or uhis Ving v the editor, suspeaded publica- | Ppiday nig tion a few weeks ago. were st o room wl it. At midnight the watchers Pass, Agent, S, Agen rtled by aloud report in the 1. Blalr, Dan Tong suiffered ¢ the coffin had been placed. l;yupv‘w'fl. olu..-nv.-r A nlinost everys vous Debilitated Men Additional Potlinz Precincts, ) o = e " Vs ene hat g Me. W Bochol stated yeste that J Lo ira o will | It Was found that tho gases of the body 8, e Denatl - the orliuance providing for subdividing the | son Jor i Ty Srlour s wo Wil | had nccumulated within the casket untl] | 3 ...uu.wawun ‘Dyspopata EU N NO RIBBON wards, introduced at the last council meeting, | and Appliances on trial, They wiul' ickly Ufl"\l]' f«fl]‘l" burst fl: gluns'mm 'lhl*r{.uo nd Bk ll«o,du o Tag Specit Attontion to tho _ 'was at the request of & number of petitioners | restore you to vigor, manhood and health. | of Mrs. Peterson. So great was the force ) Pay i From tho Second and Fourth warts cewneer, | PamphIct froe, Vourato Bir Con Marstall, | of the explosion that the body whe shey | LWLE’S LIX'OLI;TP\‘I]J.S 4 Manufectare of Permanent Aligoment ratarid, Ve ing moro polling places. It was also intro- | b pallL 56 S h”r““l ","‘l “',;l“""' the head protrud- @Y G0 ROXITION, Aron LECLANGHE INSSTUIY, 46 4 145 Wil 3, .Y, duced bocause it is recognized that there aro An_Acknowledgement. T e SRR e SPEED, — not enough polling places to allow all the [ Yok, Neb., July o Tuk Brs Pub- | "'1"'"‘;“1 o i‘“{ u;‘m:: ‘,‘m"“',‘mm‘”':‘;;,‘: 3 TQ EAK M N voters to exercise their rights, lishing Compauy, Omaba: [ herowith hund | piyt™ 4 08 PR (0 (I FORRLION of the Strength, e from tho Tt OB thfol o car The Second ward wants two more pro- | you receipt for draft on Union National bank, 3 \ Forouso or Store. We bave tho I it once. The grave having been prepared the coffin was cal cincts, making five in all, and athe Fourth | Chicago, for §: ), contribution from Omaha ward has asked for two more, making fggr in | to aid Bradshaw cyclone num'n' ed to the burial plg FIHES‘I‘ LI"E oF sTanEs Sold Undera POSITIVE GUAR- that w The committee to which®hese N . M. USON, and strong ropes were placed under the ANTEE. potitions and the ordinauce were referred hius Treasurer llnl-hh-l\v lmmr Fund, | easket. Just as the cnl‘ln was beinglow- ~ EVER SHOWN . ngtt any action on the matter, but it ——— ered one of the assistants let go of his s e B GEO. H. SMITH & CO., ‘OPIUML. pline 202 10 208 South Water SIoly | Gesorst Asence Nebraskcs sue tome CHICACO. 810 8. 16th sz., - - Omaha| A, U0ODRICH, Lawyor. 1% Dourborn 5 WERK™7 2 el will recommend that the wards be subdi- train out of Omaha | end of the rope, This threw the weight vided, making one polling g\:‘h\! for each 50 | pun u\pw--l for the accommodation of | to the head of the cofiin and the ropes ;3‘.‘;“;: This limit may Placed at 40 | Omaha, Council Blufls, Des Moines and | wore jerked from the hands of the men This action will increase the number of Chicago business is the Rock liluull stationed there, The collin fell with —— vosti imited, le: y 15 3 2 8 r rogiatrars and the casequent expense, but | ¥estibulo limited, leaving Omaha at great force, head down, and burst to P78 A tho dvocatos. of tha messure claim that it | p- m. daily. Tickot ofilce 1602, Sixteenth . Another_consultation was held | VTETSON'S \ 2D QAY!%VSE‘,WEEESFREE will give every one chunce to vote, wheee- | and Faruam sts., Omuha, and it was decided to Hll up th N'S [ e, L Advice Free! nopublicity. Speclal facllition in many states, Ing from effe: Munhoo ore, finpo Ll uyeareyons fontaio o yon whece L and i ok deciiad o St ur thagraro s | NOFT AND STIGF e oo parmanz 12, 0 RS of Hon FEMALE BEANS mén rofuse to stand around tho poles waitiug | Miss Beach's Curling fluid 50c. Sher- i Lol g 8 i sporiie. Moty fordl. ook s Cieniod) i & chance to vote, man & MeConnell’s pharmacy. Pears' is the purest aud best soapever mudal Boyd's Opera House Block. Tos larget ..u.:';'n'm."-uu ton Btreot, Bost sabisass Rl oL o)