Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, July 28, 1890, Page 5

t as bad fellows as And neither woere Iness them tthey wore," gl THE COMMERCIAL TRAVELER. | %' they. rated towns and citie: by a gentleman. Thosins which Americ 1 o | botli to primary and regular o Y as i conforms to our ofgan | | girls commit, in European eyes, aro the sins ! . i vlie manners, like lond laughing A N 'We, 0ppose Iand MORODOLY in eyery form, de. | BEAINSE pu s thing csitomn maid tho TOMOILUrS OF thcarned Tany roides | and talking in hotel parlors, in the salle & B P Y and th rvation of (he publio dowain for | MmANEer of o watering pl \ the Casino at s RS, Attt \TWSDEALE Ready for the imergency. e ——— Bonth Dakota Town. twico a yeat In the dntordst of Tight, Squeces passed at Satarday's Convention. for ts protection, andt Blall Inwtul means to W Amoriean il rises to the ) \ 1 \ ) il M & Co., and ho said his house had & great at- sy Tocite and (ndastys at ouce. Shois very rarely, if eve 3 [ | } tachment for you and Vo ate i favor of 18 ) ng milreads | A2 ‘: Given such an amount of prot hiss | ! | " “WJohnny run over t - a o8 to e s which | 88 she hos, such q 1088 of evos and solong | A DRUMMER'S ROUGH DEAL AT LE MARS, | 2 4Tt oies ot 1ol them 15 | SAMOSETS CAMPING ON HIS TRAL. | arydmanutaciurer to o R e DAt e et uon he | k | ni Jl confess those judgments and have an execu ekl against uceldonts, ' W le: opetit | IR her s e b ] | - 4 T Y tion issued at on ey TR g A b gy 3 such cases | he duoens = but = seldom g il = One of the Boys Who Uses Dollar e A Severe Party Castigation Ouly | i1 5 aatoginrib r "l o Gt (I astonisting whon o CONTAINING THE ENTIRE \ Bills for Cigar Lighters ey BTt 0 ilén oF Averted by tho Superhuman in " oooupations dangerous Y e publio | limitations of taste, T4 410 mAL Are Not Bad Fellows® o Uy the Hep s - Efforts of a Few Trusty corporations should be subject to control | ners, but it is quite evident that s MeCe ed by the Republican con- Lieutenants through the leglsiatiy vor that ereated | American gils think, if tho outside of t —Samples. vention lately held hore, is a traveling man, - ; them. Their undue i togisTation | By s clean, 5n8 and one of whom we feel proud. 1 have 40Ite Teg i ourdons upon | {nside, T . 1own him fo st tey rs, having 3 ; has o 00- A pita 1< 0, pro- | @ mat Burglrs wont through the hotel at White- | JaN LR [OF e btk ten, wears, baing | Probably not moro than half a dozen_ apeo Blrin e, Uive Mo [ wo live, Mo, D., Tuesday night. They visited | fu tho gr of Nobraska, This shows | {ators witnessed the political tragedy enacte ({9 Peor nearly cvery room in the house, and suc- | what p ergy will do for us if wo | in the democratic county convention Satur- | cultiv [ 1 in getting aw: with everything of | ;tl*'l-" i came ! lLere ; day Washington 1.;11.} s ‘:'\‘yyw,v‘v ¢ v ! e ro | total strange r Raymonc told them ¢, those who wer f at pIBE Whils tise fobtky Waa' we. | B) toin of tho 10lden that anything outslds of A anlier NoRES [ R Between Messrs. Rosewater and Webster der Ouo of the victims was that popu- | Ho wer notonous rut or dry routine business of w just and fuir [ g, if « ; | . : v kit of tho grip, M. 1. Barry of Onaha, | 40116 A ed ) [oElioes (for high license) and Me Dickie and Hearvived at the hotel about midni from o Soneey But the most desperate struggle ever ';* ae | o1 e v o, whose services, | iyt S x { Minncsolla, and at onco went to two- o prevent an ambitious individual, and his | saetiices and devotio vernuentuow | (0 A7 a NI it U TAA I b o0 o of o | riuls fom boing aboluely extorainstod | XU g o A s | s mall (for prohibition) visitors hind oleansd him ot 1 trustworthy, | politically tc plico during aten minutes | seuger rtes on rilroud: espond with . ‘ ar tehes, It was probably the lele 5, (0.8 1= | thelegislature shull abol passes ind fr u QD th 1 througi the | k Morr arley | transportation on raiir \ [} employes of railroad co nal and J _,U wecasions, but ho fecls a litle sore over | iing b i reph From complete stenographic reports, with- 1at he had no chan ) tion ¢ arty fon, almost as publio . S 4 h 1 thinks he could rob an Paken | Weeping and pronounced in its sevority ¢ \n nats ) R % 92 Butiar, and wonld have briod 1t on his. onw | h oftcss; | tht rocently adiministered to W. J. Broateh | 150, Showid, ho | duclur out abridgment or alteration, had he been awake, [ pport and telp | and bis Twenty-eight club, L store, ship ane t . 1 <r < A Traveling Man's Tough Treatment. Sy s taer | Yo the uninitiated who havo been bom sl Ick eadache T ] N ) ) ) [ 4\ T Harry Hasselbarth, traveling salesman for | 4, tho'whoel, and as you have so many oppor- | Prded for two w el iios sliouid be L] / | the Globe tobacco company of Detroit, was | tuy ing e re, 4 word can be PR L i iderful populal SR AL pe— i iV 4 in the city yesterday explaining the work nid that ‘w:w do 1 4 Pl n-w‘r L would appear "-‘ e “; 1 "I Vot ailivens S a complaint from which many suffer ings of the lord mayor's court in LeMars, To. h A R Bctes HBWATNUE OF ] 0 CAme v cRr M. s ey rettiact et reement undor and few ato entirely free. Its cau e ate has attracted snecial attent Hejus golng to his hotel he satd, about L | REbiafig) O 47AE SOCSRY IR i, SIGKE OF | b oot o TGP oiim ik’ moniingilon for | LOUY, LT3, (G, iy, Ciforewment wider | tebton and a shigpih fiver, th I'his debate has attracted special attention, o'clock on Wednesday morning when he $ - 4 “ Tmagine, thoreforo, what a battering.ram ‘:‘;‘-"-"_:‘;‘“; 4 cure for which is readily found in the 5 ¢ o [ olloot o) bl lwean: ollwli - hit, e5 Avdie Hotels, Mt Cadpoponand |l Lot Averss Pllls, notonlyin Nebraska,but all over the United stopped in front of the hotel to see what he » .\“‘!: ?,l e ' ( l‘ \Inu'h liente le 1ts wh nnyl; 0 ml.l'\\\ ‘;A |l‘ nd “y ]l‘:l(. ,',,I,“,‘ \(‘m .1\“.c,,‘k(h‘.y..,ll;‘.‘h',._ 3 J N . s, pollceman; Who: tvas thlc vard, 8. Dosprics, ) p L something heroie could b iz silver stion caused by a disordered condition of the Al e Sanh e ; 3 & - A i b Al S totet ek taben | ZA) Bionguh douo tho 1o of sentinent ho eet caualt SEOmanly AY0rn PHITS ta, tio iRt es States. It 1s conceded on all hands to be :""”"ll" ASRIAE B tis e eE tn g would 1 o beclected o delegate to the ot e aLh liable romeily.”’—Samuel €. Bradburn, T i 0 go home, according to the story of the lai- hite, N, 8. convention Wl pre rihington, Mass. s 'rraatact delhata A - " 8% J ter. To suld lb waen'tin any hurry, and | Molion Othi & 5 B Wolt, e rioty and Martin wore after Csh- ! i anl ey L the greatest dehate upon the prohibition is Y T 11t i A S supposed ho had @ right to walk on the | T\ Nor R orp L MeMahon, Now- | ing's scalp, and were determined to got it | Tabor and thi tment of such lnws o T years, in my practic amily g : strects i ho didn't mako any distarbanee. | 10 My ioharise M. B Obemdorf, | Tigugoncry had been heard to sy that | procidefor s o T ani justitical in aging that they ar sue on record. Adherents of both sides s peliceman, Lowerar, like most offiue:s in t Blair, Chicago; tior ut back on all his party friends, | g1 producer & SR Jor sustaining all the clatus made forthen,” Slrl\.l\l towns, w \~l looking ‘vllvrj u :vH”.n. to A { bec wl ofa zung of bushwhack f on aiticles of eor —W. A, Westfall, M. D, P. Austin can J'Iit op om o give an exdii iuon of his el Beer, Philadelphia; and dos reprosent the demoeratic party s low as Iy comixton ’ & N. W, Railway Co., Burnet, y ciency 18 an oficer, So he collared M, n, Alfred Clark of Nebraska 1 meriean ind ustr a il ' 46, Yest wadiine N TO T rm T 1 \ , Ilsseibarthand ran him- into the coo o 5508, @ Shibicor allthis is a groal endorse tho actlon of tie i i ! A 10 : !‘n g ”‘y -‘L i )m’v'ul* 2 |- \ ) J \\ \ /\I l) ere he v ntil thenextmorn y Buell, St. Paul; Montgomery and ( 8 el Gty i sred stomach and liver. I suffer when he w f or Priestly . Paul. ent candidates for the offlc Vel donotiice all ovgat apitalists T ym lieaduche The mayor wmilted that thert was no caso | o s 8ROHEI G lobn A, Donob s RO S e e d [A E j o rice LT SRR by cach Spe ker. Not a word has been aginst t an, but fined him because le i T Ndance. Ta. 1s placed himself in o cou s- | detimentalto the ter lety, L Rl e M ry e ol % ‘ X 't instantly'abey tho commands of tho | N, Inependenes, iy W. B (bl e | i U BRI | B e 1 T e B changed. While prohibition organs gar- officer (o night before. ; Sioux Citys M \don, St both and conferred the honor upon A. J. Pop- | BAfSrailaws of competition aud trade and licting mysell, T was completely cured.” £ . SaE ; ‘ o L R 2 e vas || e Chi it is cltmed, has becn : - —Tuilip Lockivood, Topeka, Kansas bled the anti-prohibition arguments when S b D o Lo n ce AL e 5 il Bls dppoint- | *HE. CRAZE FOR MANNISHN 1 wa troubled for yoars with indi- d S 3 7 me up and orderc im to g >, Has- John P! ady to promise L2 e 8 tipation, and headache, A T - 7 R N T g WO Sriea 1n giay rereing deps Lo code . Scott, Daven- anything they | 4 Writer Who Thinks It Has Gono AL | Fos ol o b s ol Pt inted at all, THE BEE prints cvery A A s, Nashville; H ariably ucted di- 5 el Rltival thoiito hasith L Mars citizens who were indignant at tho in. e TiA o haL e wslah together Too & daily doses, restored o to is el ol g e ; R e o adkeliati ot oy s Huzyou tand B9 ROhiorss (Whei Wbrisdoy And the|| oAb ths prossnt i Hts tomuwhatalmeats || /THeYiar0 by o ofeciive =W, 1L word of argument presented 1n the great hotel bills if o would stay and show uj ¢ York; C. H, El- city appoint to distinguish the young woman from the Gl e R L, et iy o orance and the marshal's un {neebs, Sioux City; r Clevela ke 5 o acee o tHoE Rt » *bate daction. Husselbarth thinks it is the O RigE 4 (1"”"1,5\”\“], Huhd i i e ’."‘:"‘l‘"lj‘; A er’s Pllls debate. they are afte yoous, Jlansas Gits . L Vi 5 Ao ons now in vogue, 15 the ambition o iy I'rank E. Davenport and Geor into their belts and ¢ 3 | ol X day’s convention. Tk the former to be s mascul dros: POs- Dolla Cigar Lighters, flllardELLs 0 A low - Tcainede | 108k 0 HIE i DU CA1e GHol . CORA sattia | 4TBIG. v hIoN SUtIy o it on PREFARZD BY Ol’?war DUI" 1‘7 81’78 a nGB A drumg > wholesalo clothing { ¢ty IS, S, Walbans, Chicago: W. E ntothe uspling mayor's ambition” us Wil | thar taste, ind undoubt adefi- Dr. J. C. Ayer & Co., Lowell, Mass. & :'::“' ‘I" al ]“'fl Il:"fi"‘““m ;ll“'hl:::;\a‘l;)d‘u:- ,I":.”:H: Lincolu; William Lawton, St auly :l i T s T i in those womanly attributes which e A S e Dl o sl H. W, Mille ds, Helena; . T. Stri Fort . H. Harding, Boston, and C.F. Perkins, Grand Rapids! At the Barker 3 | IR, Ste < 12 0f his house. This used to cost him | hoad, Chicag: s Ogden was proposed © to the state con- ition, und every oncof the 103 votes was tfor him. This strong evidence of Mr. | both to his own sex and the opposit nding with his party more Jushing element. They with retailers in small deal. He finds that ount of display and extravagance is nece: in order to convince them of the standing and generc de towns a great Newsdealers throughout the west will be supplied on order. Orders for one to a thousand or more copies will receive gstrom, Chi $ Alex P. White Creston andwhy should not a masculine woman be the same? 1,1am reudy to assert thatshe is to Ed_Holder 3 ® great deal of money in traveling expenses, | dumes Dol w York; J, P. Squ el D Al O e e AR hereale s sho muy, to the VHES (L 4P & b o v o B~ L Howus cxpectod o boar a great part of tho | 920, aud W, W, Wobster, Mascatine. of delogates procecded. | contrary. - To guro Bilousness, Siek. Hontacho, Constiyation, prompt attention. expense of utertaining the men to whom he | (AL C: Ml A | Cushing's | friends wanted him_ put ou ay consider herself ivresistinle in her e I (Sonsiainsy sakaribayasre Bold goods: ho had to buy them drink ; i W |aad made chuirman. Mr. ~Popploton [ NorI llace Wood, Alma. ad a few followers there wi weferred | et up, her blazer, her cravat, he cigars und take them around. In the courso s amdhee i A G y coat, hor satlor hat, and with & =] 3 ' U Of this o ld to drink o good deal humself. y.practice iimited to catarrh- | Cushing erowd bean to sed where things | masculine stride, and her male friends ma = . ; He noticed that it was not so mu. al diseases Of nose and throat. B bldg. | wered and commenced filibuster- | tell her that she is (for maw's tongue Uso the SMALLEIZE (40 little beans to tho bot. y ) fle). Thioy are {1 most conventent Sult il o fmowtof gonay that lie spent, but tho show Sl th | g They fuocesded in gattin through & | glibly enough in the languago of flatiory, Pricoof GICHor 81ab, 35 oonce por battig b 44 A6es. that he made with it which impressed the, Tickets at lowest rates and superior | motion to tuke aten minute recess, a the s really foel i alsp b dmiratior €% at 7. 17, 70: Photo-gravura, and that it was wtant to se aocommodations via the great Roule Is- | mean ot flying | Bereally feels anything else but admivation, | KISSIN S i o antmoers | KISSING bty 1l SO Sy Remittance should accompany order in Loss erous Anan really to spend a A" rolte-" Tiolte ffco 502—Six- | after Md llagher, They got to | and if she would ‘®reut deal Of money. L bl e P oas O 200 —Six- | tho hall as quickly s possibly, herupper get-upand pay o visit to the club, l¥Gaces A ddress : One it he was with some retail clothiers | €enthand Farnam strects, Omaha, told briefly what the situation was, and sailed | thus effectually disguised, she would have & Make all cases. LACIATESH S and their friends drinking, He had st = ==y in to stem the tido, S R0 puall bills in bis pocket. He had boen drink- BREVITIES, Lot oo s ad &l e R B Rt ) Gallagher, however,declined to ¢ t him- subjectol women's masculine | — — ing u good doal himself and in u reckless way ono - e - —— m T NN solfat first, claiming that ha folt no interast | ‘endencs ; : DRINK ROOT ) N D) JIN sither Cushing or Poppleton elocted. | It would be very unnatural if men did ad- Y 41 X .y en the two, though, he prefocred to re that sort of thing. Whatatt puiled out a bill and lit a cigav withit, With- | General Test of the census bureau | iy seoin Pty ; acts 4 man [ A ~1~ tho' burned remnant in_ his witste 3 ro indebtodness of sixty counties of | sce Poppleton shelved, and did what he could | toward wonin, by 41l tho Laws of nutiee. BEER. gentleness, the wouanli: =/ i awakenis out thinking he put out the light and stuck | says he has completed returns on mort- | As betw: He noticed how it fmpr i | tho state and that the showing is not so | to bring about that reult, aro the softuess, the g Omaha, Nebraska. Ihows ho was. The bill did not amount to | bad as politicians have predicted, Morrissey was frantic. He had not s, which beloug to her sex. ' He would bo | mye p, AR Begt DU I e World) fny more than the price of a round of drinks expected Such bold assumption from ug against the very 1 of nature if he App zizing, Delicious, Sparkiing and —— or cigars, but it made the oyes of his cus- the Best Blood Purifier and Toni these youn, tonmers open to think th man should use moncy in such a reckle: y. Thenext day, ‘when he sobered up, he found the burned bill in his pocket, only one end of it having been burned, Ho thought he had made a fool of | 1609 Sixteonth and Farmam s don ceiroed b nies o, 500d aoney. | EWe | 46 now Rock Island tickot offios. Tick- Havo vsed D, Thomas Eelegtric Ol for [ Custing's ouemies, and til(r‘lvlplvlvuf\ly admired” her when sho giul A B, Contatoutea by W Koye G0 By | 0D - fght, ‘would - hove. beon - milch | omen Vo o da enihisaeilie o 0 | A Tackago Liuld) gatlons FOR SALE BY ALL NEWSDEALERS. Eiilave. (Buftalo. N.Y L © | moreto his credit, buthe was smart enough line style of diess, disabuse their minds at | EVERY BOTTLE Guaranteed., 1} N te e very quickly that it would not do to | once of the erroncous idea that wen admire it, undert: it ther A different policy had to | for they do not. Itis just as repulsive and | Ne Trouble. Easily Made. Try It be adopted. Hewent to the delegites per- | disgusting to thom as the efeminate manis to aside these at- mokes 5 st or Groce S : sonally, and with tears in hisoycs b a woman, aud Just in proportion as a woman | A% Your Druzgist o ot it ho could take the bill around to thesub-treas- | €48 to all points east at lowest ratos. each and all of them, for his = sake, the | admires @ strong, brave, mauly man, so do HoOUHiE RO G Yo ry and gota new bill forit. So ho sent the T party’s sake and the city’s sake not to | men admires wonanly woman, and would far urned bill to the sub-treasury, whero it was THE leave Cushi readily exclanged for a new one, The bill off the delegition, If ever a [ rather see her with all the woaknesses and i Tho following is a synop Tad not been destroyed; it was plain what its 8 g denomination, numbor and issue wero, and o s of the Nebraska | manlabored, pleaded, prayed and importuned, | follies of her sex than to be in the slightest Mad . Penn. ™ IR Rl Senks e or AR ey the garbagémuster of Omaba did for all hé trong-minded or misculine, === A EETRrR R oon s 00w, 0] et was worth. S0 if young women desire to be attractive in hd 10 troublo in haying it replac ath e o SR e conutr hoard of 1B wilon th) convention umet asein fand tha | thi ool ot b T i acaRative o w The idea became strong in his mind that he malt:anfrituons u’;“l vinous liquors, if deemed | Selection of delegates proceeded, Cushing | not adopt the fashion of masculine dress now a fl fuighit do the ostentatious and reckless act | MALh spirituous plication by petition of | W88 _clocted aud Poppleton ‘was _de- | in vogue. Therecan be but ono inducemont without having to pay for it, So tho next | CxPedient, upon the application Py petitlon of i fagioa. 16" mupy ¢ ha. linderstoody . hove | tn Ac surely, and that if becauso it is the 4 h thirty of the resident frecholde of the 5 Eflw ho was out with several of his customers N town if the county is under township organ- | CVeh that Cushing went in simply “by | fashion, for it is cortuinly not bec 0 bought o few rounds of drinks, and then the ' skin of his ta 1 in & reckless way to burn up §1 and bills. He took pains to put the bills’ back in oty of incorporated villags or | Whilo w his pocket, and not to burn up enough of any I any city or incorporated village or one bill to” destroy ifs redeemablo qualitie = )i G snowed his | cidedly maseuline, thie stylo of dress showing C(l})lt{ll Prize $7,500. O . Within taro kallba GE the anwmn. u saidan old time | up her angularity and effectually exposing Hoalso told b (rsmipilod i ection 2 provides for the filing of the ap- | yeoste Juerow, Sseape | lior worst poiits whilo her stout shior looics TICKIES 50 CENES DACI. o ulso told bis customors extravagit sto plication and for publication of tho applics- | f£om sich. a fate 35 no small rebuke, and it [ only suprenily « sulous, as it s fmpossible [ 5T S NONT ° Pionshe o ipautoty lll v“ tion for at least two weeks before the grant- | Wil open the eyes of a great many people in | for'her to look maunish, and the dress be s | 826,370 PAID EACH MONTH , how ¢ sclling, and what lib- 5 tion b et by this community.” u caricatur RA LA T eral coucessions ho was making to gt rid ”'f;"‘”“',\:s“,‘f.»\'-‘miu Tor the B ¢ appearances,” remarked | Not less abominableare the *dressreforms” | BANK OF COMMERCE PAYS ALL PRI ©Of the stock which his house had on horse, *‘Saturday’s | (deforms would be mor appropriate) that \ 11, Q B 1.‘ R“OI)LS‘ larmonious, but I | some women are endeavoring to introduce, Address, b, I B enver, Colo,, ation, “I'hy sotinty Y Out of 102 | even plquantas some fondly -one. thin girl undoubtedly suc rd shall not have :nse for the sale of votos cast ho authe liquor in looking de- 1e au; aring of the agaiust tho pplicant. provide for the appealing ing was unu can tell you the i granting of a license to the urther section: ; o gl e PR ratio v band. Ho found the trick worked ex- [ 0301 @ wemonstrance is fil pellontly. Ho lLus been carrying it on s “of jealousy bumed [ for instunce, Mrs, Jonn 55 Miller's divided < o o 8 groater or loss extont. | of the romonstrance to tho dlstrict Gaart: o | auito pridils, and i an uadohanded way failto sto ono singlo DenvER, - < - CoLoRADO, ¢t ho held @ card party of somo of 1is | gy © Ticonse: the. giving of i &5.000 | Several anciont scores woro settled. It wos Itis certainly ncither graceful nor | — Lol X bs 2 ©s ot his rooms ut the hoteland think: | o pr the Loise, o epplicant for tho 1l | the old Miller-Boyd-MortonBrown pretty, and, fromits wustruction 1 can not % j If you haven’t ali Cfldy subscribed for THE ug that possibly they might novice that he S8, " it failed to crop out. The: think it comfortable. Of course it s mmediately put the bills out and put them Soiions 8, 9 and 10 make It an offense, pun- | Pression abruad that wo s vd dele- | the purpose of thoso woumen who rido bieycles ack in his pockot, ho used dollar bills for : ablo by 'a fine of 5, for any licensod | ation, but I dow't believe the namo of an | and s uor dealor to sell intoxicating liquor to ‘\’."“'m u Tors or Indians. o sc Section 11 provides that any person selling | 0f rec n will be proposed for goveruor. | greatly to be deplored that women do theso . Sterling Morton wants the honor | thing: 1g that nowination. Boyd has said The jase of nse romen wwho mldo oyl es o BELE and the “Americanized Encyclopadia lightors during the whole evening and then | i, STEEL P ERNS. Drew them in a ouspidor which he kept by is chair, first putting them out before he threw them in, so that th might not be burned up there, After his customers had left he took the cover off the cuspidor, took the bills out, foldad them all up and had them deened afterwards at tho subtreisury. He s gained the reputation of beiug one of the most careless aud extravagent men on the xoud, without its costing him as much for ex- i is zoemon why they should not | GOLD MEDAL, mamis exrosimio, 1889, | Britannica” you should do so at once. Such a SR redpg peatedly “that he don't care for it. If, | take part in out door spoits, ou the contra Lok B 100 b e, Cham. goa0 o i | wien tho new oougressional apportimmnt o | ko Part i out oo fpoits on the oon THE MOST PERFECT OF PEKS. bargain was never offered by a newspaper before offouse; aud section 12 provides for the trial | made, Douglass and Sarpy counties happen | this can be don women hay 3 , the nows- Of Ru Aan s to be thrown into & distvict, J. K. [ and womanliness. Section 13 makes it an offonse, pumshable | Boyd will then become candidate | taken to y " ppl#d, but this does not FORYOUNG LADIES. W aivial and A T clionable from a refined st onler Dest A by a fine of $100 and a_forfeiture of license, [ for congress. Charley Brown is also groom- | p o point of view, There is some- for sny licensed liquor vender to sell adul. | ing himsell to enter tho f Therefore | make it the le terated liquor, Brown will not let Boyd's name o beforo the | and femini If you haven’t time to call, telephone us 1 i 0 ) VBN, v GOLUMBIA, M 2 e > . 2 uses with bis cusiomers g it costs ot | “Beetion 1 sukes 1 an offonse punishablo | Stats convention f Hean paveriivor hini out of placo, wnNOmALLY, wnl, to- e, | AL BABITLE 001 (No. 238), or drop a postal card and a repre- Bulosmon who do not burn up their money, by & fiue of $100 for any person to sell or give —_— Yilgarin the aight of & woman mounted on & HICAGO EEMALE GOLLEG T away auy liguor on Sunday, or on the day of Wanted, bicyele, and the fashion which is now strug- Not Bad Fellows, any Al or special election, YA A T, 151023 inclusive, define the lia. | A young man wiho fully und rehant tailoring to take orders for a s t Sated toxstlie P bility of saloonkeepers for dathages sustained | merchan G A Somo years ago there could be no prettier Morgan Purk, 111, Madison Sirect, Ol A Omoitiac o 4A Mmited com-t 13 il G N equenco of the trafic and [ lavge eastern tailoring house. Inquire | sight thn & wormin who culd st gracefully ~ o ng west. The motherly looking old lady funsmvup;‘v » o ghing i1to lifo of women tands | ngn is simply disgust it R Morcnracnosrcioas. murnn B | sentative will call on you. Schaol for Girls and Yogpe o catulogne nddvess G. TRA YKL, Li, T y constitnted four real beautie Sect provide the steps nccessary to collect such | of J. Tichner, Paxton hotel, and rido well on hox Then the long OKS the next seat seemed to be on fair terms w claims, — flowing skirt was done away with and the hom. The three dvummers sitting opposite Platform, ts substituted under the short skirt, o indulging in & bolsterous game of cards. | &1 nsot Nebraska h took & good deal away from the beauty nd g of orse bae g. Now 'y : e relates to the Issuance of drug- e The republio: cordially end FothEer HERE IS OUR PROPOSITION: Py s’ permit The local opt tamned in soction w reiterate and principles teature of the law is con- 5, the suliont part of which seom dot the car not nfrequently. The handsome quar- | yoacs, of the republican party, us enuncluted by a { iy charm of horsoback I wid use 1t only | 5 IAWE literature,languascess tette and the motheriy old lady had evidently " Thio corparato ;mumrm»qlnfuu. Sisiomine of nasouil 1y I"l”':;‘ oo conventions | as an unfeninate exhibition of themselves, musie, art, Pritcisa, Jacksonvilic, 1 — cen taking their measure, “'sizing them uyp,” | villages shall have power to license, rom 18% 10 19 we belleve the repube If women would but be convinced of the o WY ACADE " - o e e 2o feblox thatr e Dt 1t s vtioams | and pronibit. the selliug loun otdouling with every vital | mistako they make in being in any way mas. | N gy & Jowrirn 3 W AGADEMY, THE OMAHA BEE offers a year's sub. v y l d de any intoxicating, m: spirituous and vinous | Issue verns the Awerlean people, | o . As I said before, men re gard itonly fho trio had been set down as a hard lot. At liguors, within the limits of such city or vil- > Rway station a well known cigar drummer | 1 “This section also fixes the amount of game into the carand was heartily greoted | the license fee, which shall not be less than A Cornwall'N. Y w fthe dail vl heS 4 ol £ ; L i tonly | _ = - | 14 scription ofthe daily paperincluding the Sun- “.:‘;’):“:i:‘:ll ::."flf.’.f.~‘\‘:32u1f.!'::} l[l;":n‘vx\ with disgust, orif a woman's expertuess in ILLINO!S MILITARY ACADEMY, e some of thei thel bon-comrade W ir admir sports should wi lon it is in a sort of day issues—delivered at your address—and a ¥ thay VRY, J. STEVENS, A ud prossed to foln tho trlo. #Whathavo you | 50010 vilages and eltics bavingloes than Rt o Prasiong (Jnserva: y loa SlEpuatina tasithal abe i b wor ] ,'. el ot of TR NERIO A NIGRD AN S B LBt hars pepmiot sakeed o0 of tho | jiving o populatian of more than 10,000, | Nes i iy ABPrOYe the wiseactun drth | inin aud look upon boe aaena of their owa | | M PYCLOBARIA PRITANNIGA for. 8880 pan rlo. “Bet he's got asandwich lunch,” said | Sections 26 and 27 relate to draggists’ reg- | Lebuliloan morubors ‘ledges of tho party 1y | &ny woman would covet. For LOST o PATLING MANTI0OD: month, The first five volumes delivered on mnothe “Open her up; don't be stingy, | isters and penalties for violation of the rules ation upon the coinuge of silver und It is really the duty of overy woman to be Oenorel wad NERVOUS n'fl,%y. @eorge,” exclaimed the third. Then the | governing the same, eusu n tmportinee, and | what nature has mado her, thoroughly fomi. | Weikuous of Body and Mind, Efeot paymentof $2.80 and the balance payable over of tho pastebourd box was carefully re- | - Section 2 makes drunkenness an offen lon ot sty qubon the coutluued | nire, Nuture never intendod for woman to b RO T Gerecneogin Sldor You o8 . moved, revealing & wealth of sweviness | punishablo by o fine of 10 and costs or im. AR OF tue neslonat ashv, model herself after a man, but by her oppo- EVELPE D 0iL0A T84 PALTS 2,60 per month. The other five volumes to mud beauty in the buudred or more porfeet | prisoument ot exoceding thirty days, repubitin vongres I b ine e st | 1 qualitios, hor womanliness, to ministor | Aemal saaise HOLE TREITSAT- Hotuis h- be delivered within four months es it contained, while George explained in | - Section 20 provides that the doors and win s DL AR 5 RAMing presidont wihy | tothe happiness, to clevate the storner sox, | Dt B § iadion o2 Vroel walied dclc Frag i " hlu hearty yay Hll‘.l‘l h.; Iin-}t_‘rllluumhlolwilug l|n\l\flbn\i saloons shall be kept froe from screens Vod Uho samo, aud rogard. 1 aw An sor of | 10 1 Word . 10b0te ads Bt & monror and, by | _Wiren ERIE MEDICAL ©0., RUFFALO. N. V) ome to Nellio without taking her somo token | or bliods, Jibatica too tonk delayved, 3 7l s e e R D & = L ALL OUR PRESENT SUBSCRIBERS ustice oo long delayed, bocause of he oppo- utting a D y of her prerogative,she goes oty | Reinal e vory Inwr: | Bt L isa Eoce WEA MANHOOD are entitled to all the advantages of this Cratis great off of affection, *Which prompts me to show - you what somebody elso will get ‘when the Dr. Sussdorft treats successfully all chock is on the kelster," said Bill, s he | discases of the kidneys, bladder and fished up o damtily painted fan from the | rectum. 1504 Farnam & - sitlo to all’ just pension legisiat ratlo presid yetwe don fui | cuough sphere for woman’ without trans- tlon | ETessiog upon that of man, or overstepping pestored, Tariaeels e a ud the poople owo 1o | that well-defined boundary linowhich divides | e loss Tesdive sout £ People living outside of Omaha ean avail depths of his valise,” “I'll see you and go one sl ASON Of Whosusaotifices | What 18 masculine and Wit 18 feminine, Addross LECLAXCUE IN lves of o sral offer 0 Dotter," said Dave, 8 he prodiced a beauti- [ About two woeks age the little fourteen- Mlon was saved nud the ~ — r themselves of abovo likeral offer by having ful lace kerchief and collar of the same wa- | mouth-ollson of J, H. Gardner of Hyron | £0vernment resto The An Abroad, SYPHILIS San.besured in% o the monthly payments guaranteed by some terlal for their admfration. “Couldn't go | was attackod with violent spasms of cougne | Wo hold an honost, popul 1ot and just Hes oo oo | days by no | ) y sketch of Dalsy M yolotis Maalo 5ot very heavy this teip” said Charley. “1'm b of Dalsy Miller, | velous Magic R ing. Physic d equal ropresentation of 0,00 1 a cuse [t will responsible banker or merchant in their us were summoned, and while the peoplo to ¥ | B - while it offe ¢ few Americans who | not cur CAUTION to nuine re: golngr (o sond them 1o the seashore nextweek | ono afirmed that the child was trotbled with, 10 Lognflition, Of our Tepulilons Bovoms | 31i'not underetend It hat helped innumer- | or call on I, U, Joslyn. 2012 Har town, And I lave to curtail o litte, but hore's a bot- | brouchitis another was of the opinion that 1ty wud purity of sloctions, whioh | Able other Americuns, who learned througn | bey Stroet, Omabi, Nebraski. tlo of perfume for Mu a talking doll for | some foreign substance had lodged i the e i gno? ll public authority, his delicate satire more than they would Send for descriptive circular, sucha revislon of the el stuto us will guarantee to Litle Bertha aud Chiaries jr.’s eyes will dilato | right lung, which 1n timo would b expelld Tavor Wwhen tho expressman drives” up with his | by the child's coughing, The trouble o | lawe of th writes Mrs, John Sherwood in the North tricycle.”” The faces of the four beauties by | tinued for twelve duys, when the little fellow | FYOter the greatest possible socrocy 1 {he o American Review, ) there are few, if any £his timo had tuken on & puzzled look, while | coughed up a common ‘fourpenny nail, whict | 138 Of bis hallot, wnd secure the punishment sinners who committ the gross error’ of oo tho otherly old woman's countenanco | ho biad picked up and swallowed while' play. | 540 Who way ateeh; e JOrnupSlgs OF | eveat Tunilinity with & SIaien oy Sho woisy Wftenad porceptibly as she whispered 1o the | iug on the floor, the Australian ballot’ system for wll' tothe Coliseum by wooiiight attended only tlon | through a volume of well intentioned maxims, | BABY B2NVARER en