Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, August 23, 1890, Page 8

The #7518 Mnk clearances yesterday were 1y u' Cora Cook was buried in 1d yestorda, §t |'.u.|« Omuha is opening o rravel pit on its mainline about three miles south of Hubbard. The material is to b used for ballasting its | tracks. A sidet has_been put i and tho place i ted on the time: cavl by the sigificant mmeof “G —— PERSONAL PARAGERAPHS, ek nii si Mrs, George W, Shay and mother hive turied from their visit to Minneapolis, companid by Mrs, Shaw's Mis Leo and Flornee Hedling Mr. and Mrs. W. 1. Kieastead Loft yesterday afternon for Battle Creek, Mid., tospend | Sundaywith Hon, C. . Dewey, They will return the fisst of the ok Mr. 11, 2. Wiiligns, a menberof 1 force of the InterOcean, Chicago, ¢ T Bt o iy wiile on'h | rejoin his wile, ith relatives, to Chiiea aboutaw ol has been s 1 her he witl return NNOUSCE VLN T, This moming at § lock seats for the engagenent of Russells conedimnz will be put on 2t Bowvi's opera house. The | engagenentof this of comic lyers wil | fng and contiv Sunday and M sical comedy, T | bill andon Tuesiiy cve No_ other steh company f20d in America, ind the press city pronouices them perfect business Ru 23 Lo agre carded the lor i Hoyt's pices broad omely 1 lien stripped of fts coa | Builling Permity The following premis wire isual by the superintendent of bu esterday Fred Aldeminn, onestory e cot= gt tage, Bizliee nih and Celer siteet 50 Fred Sipletz twostory fean dece, ¢ Seventeenth and Willlans strets 1,659 Four ninorpernits 10 Totil lorfl makes a specialty of dis- enses peeuline 0 women, 15081 1 st. Alithe latest swcrel sovotynews SUNDAY BE Tiix The Retrning The Omaha Juulcet atesmen. wio ‘have b 101 & inthow yesiorda, are Mesrs, Chaftee, Blumer, Moriarty, \1..1~»u Osthofl, O Shriver, Sander, Whe guipwying then e Tiamiing Inspector 1issioner H.mv Pnses. following mar Nameand aldy Samuel Fry, Omaha Caurie Johnson, Omabia {hvlnl vy, South Omaha s Kar, Omaha Henry Beeker, Doiglas coun {l:..nwn.w Voss, Douglis count Tewport or Sara s they h Cilfaxat € fiygs. Patmonizeyour home institu Heallh, confort and enjymet are prefer: ableto style. Music in the Park. Union band bad will g! ghtful concs The Musi other de zivo an- vt in ifanscom park this aftemoon at 2:30 o'clok, when the folloing magiificnt progrinme will bo rendorc e h-—Tho Devil and EHis Trps. .. ... Suppe U\l nure-Ber t Laughs and Cries « feraanbrance of 18890 Dreamsof dhildhod u’ollhy altz PART 1L, Belection- Bewar Sdent Millocleor The Fivst Heart Thioes. Eilener: e This or That Wiekand Night Alarm nest] . Heewve AV asloey, ren's song. 10 H VAT ILE Overture-La Graza Ladra Bpanish Fant L Palonii Fantasio-Lottie L b E-tlatand B-tlat« Galp-—llelzh ! zarten The Omala 'pt. 2nd, 3rd ani 4th willbe all inds on Sheiman vsos offred, Speed pr e had ut John Baune: sl Read Max O'Rell’s opinion of Ada Rehan in Tue SuNpAY Bee, and along with it a numberof oheritems of inter- estconcerning theatreal fol ks, Me Lean. Itis mumored inrvailvay ciccls that the twotowns of Covingtonand South Sioux (4 have joiied hands and proose to cll united town by the nmame of **McT in hoior of the gentloman of thit mme who is now at the had of the construction depart- matof the Pacific Short lie, Severl pronineit railvoad ofielal who were distussig the antter, stated that action of this kind would be virtwily throwing a bonb into the canp of tne St. Paul & Omaha which lad expended amintof money in its brilge ad yards at that point and to forea it to change thoname of this station tail comslderible ocpense and » which had been inex acific Short tine Puaul &O0mala of its tevvitory, o man renarked that this moe” tochange the t > MeLean would be like shuking a ment at o gentleman cow and sled 10 the utmost " Puil &Omibn. stood that it isthe inteition to ask tholegisliture to take ahand aud chunge the nawe of the town. Story of Arthr's FrankG. Curpeiters copyrighted Washe ingtonletter inTiE SUSDAY B tains some new aneddotes of the notablo ma, A New Cabinet con- nation’s (A ey The Park Paviltion. The parls commission yesterday afler- non 1t cousider the bids for ereding the pavillion in Hanscom paric AlL of the merbers exeept Mr, Millird wero present The bids were opencd anl fourd to be as 130003 C. W, Par- % Douglas, ko moved 'thit th 1 toSteveus & S, th the lowest. M. Linger sai aloptel and was w for tho plans a contract be v bd beng to diduot like the plans m]vx‘ the architect | 11 etion of | The Provision | in this 10 THE BIUE GRASS REGION. The Stately Magmificence of the Bouth| Onaha Exoursion (ARS WERE DECORATED. HOW THE Made Agiinst Dronth and Fami® and the Names of Many of tho Gentlen Ladies an the 1 oand Pariy. AH:300'¢ 1ok yester | setof exc A cursion trin 4 ever start overthe Chies 1 & Quiney rail road for Creston I'he managen infon 1the packing hic had § tock exclisn ila palace wo Missouri v 4rass Ny of thome nale onan of oxp il tradn, fOmiha, aid s e, The « bought an v the occasion and prowre: for cach mem weré asnicel I on'he outs well thin, The fol- | left sido of 1 1the dis of the packi t & Co, tas fully ave { sideof the coch | endto end ofth | ist. A large s prominently i wmx South Omaha! On vy w"n) vere ricks of lac lon \ ith the il thelabels of lard, ouds e wde of many slors The third car was decorated by and the'J vas, extnding from embellished vy the ds with the Unim end to end of the ca hand ofan_artist, bore e ing dn\m S , made the liable Daniel A hans, wuse product buntings tillone would have th fit way o omisinarf foron an am, fully threo f from Paking houses, bt attrac mmse the ars were asthey w fortable with K pelled to opli hal a well- W, B. Cicekantidpated ¢ suisionists. following is s ¢ excursionists as it was possible o oblain : Agzoit W, 3. Cheel of the Chicago, Bur ligton & Quiney 3 Superiutendent \W. Tabeock and wifo of the stockyanls: John k. Obern_ind Willigm i uion stockyanls I Brodic wentof e 1 *muul Elhon & Mis® ley; John \\.vmm Omalupacking C. Foster, Oswald Hyde wan of Swift Bennelt the G, H. Himnmd ¢ et Kiwanl C. Cudihy. Thomus 19, Kinsella and Bell of the Armour(* yoph B. Bland y Blinchard & ¢ wite of Hake & Reddingl of Wood duhy of Wag, ¢ beh of the Soutn Omabn 4 C. Abbatt und wifeand A. L Savage, ¥ Hay 1 £ Dorsdy braiers & Clhiton; wife of Ioley & Chittenden of Brii Zihardon & C Boyershelley Shetly of th Hornof the Janes 1. Cainp! St the Diover Burke, g of George Burke H. Talmago of Byers brothers ; laon of Jackson, Maldy & Co.3 C. A. Boyerof A D. Boyer & | Co.; 0, H and o1 Spelts, Hitchcook & Co. W, Hi, 5 wife of Hamilton & Stephen 3 \\A“HhA Cunderwood and J. Ben fon” ol Tuton & Undwwooly W, . Me Adams il Omaha, con' | 1. Sunder- | '\ of South gham, the reprsentative | .' S, v, J wall, A 3 Soveoran, Ja ey, | Sheniff Hoyd, John Van I W wite, A J. Reucls, James Stohenson, Bl Clay ton, W J Cor 8 llnnl Willlauns Onaha packing company, John ¢ Julius Meyer and e 18 W. Baker ia, 111 Decorated with attracliye badges, heded by the Musical Union band under he elegant sillcbanner, o1 oneside painted in gold let ters “South Omahi Exciange,” with ala bull's head in the co o rojersd south Omaha Live Stock Exchange,” sujp wd o @ stal cpped with a_goll butcher knife on brass cross barand aftach- ts, the live #stock oxching meuts, i mbers prose anceand w s as it was creditable to the Magie ity The tnin dty it Craston v ssed th h the union depo H_o'dock and arrived 10:15 without acddent s diphith y ol e, i P s 10 betto iy Ksto Instructors, the building go for the pry After sono discussion & Son was aecepted The secrdtury was nsticted to wvertise for bids forthe erection of amusio: stand Plans wero presented andit was estir that abuiliing of the kind desired cou erectal forsl. 0 to #,200 , ind at last (h‘ retary was inste R opn Up © spondence with variais bridgo builders Tor | the purposeof gitting designs ad prices, fs proposed to biild three iron brilges, one | over the upper like and the others ucarthe | conterof the park. | ant the bid of Bteveus —— Rallroad fares onall railroads in Ne- braska to visit the fair at Omahaand we one of the grandest labor uvion pro- pssious, we one fare for tho round tips [ Cork's extradry lnperial 1s the best. tropolis oxten: artistically ‘the the swing g every one'sat- ctive onthe out- plete a list of the Brodrick of the nmonis, Tustitute Retum = t ant discovery acton the $ wh and bowels through the | ner A new prinple. Ther speedily v | cure bilinsnes, ste, torpidliver, piles and e tipation \hl |ul|\l for men, women and chill Smuallest, mildest, suvest, | cairt wom, loss thun au foirteen paple pernits to talkc with burglar, This {5 how it happens tuat so | tweods teingz incinerated about A LIVELY SEASON. Bullding Plans foxr Half a Million Dol- Tors Teing Examined. INew work represeiting over §30,000in handsone sugstantial improvements for | Omnaha has comein for me to on = said Buillng Inspector yosterday morning. SOf this half millionor more of new work,™ continued the inspretor, “Tam ab libwty \w( to tell you of but this machof it: venty thousand dollars of it is repre- sonted by afive-story uu\I basement ware- house o be built Bustman on issue permits | Whitlock as Leavenvorth streets between Teuth and Eleventh streets, > WEifly thousand dollars will g intoa five story and baser teenthand Jack the faith ax tat they ate to be ofthe very kind, bf these new build. ngzaged and under id owner enauts alle the : ings have t the Talk about it being dull in Omaha!™ e daimed theinspector with a - fine ont Thereason it appear © miny pople whoare d”two or thee I know to a of Omaha has the s us on long Vi tions us 1 this sunmenr, But I an geltingoff ny subject. Ttdoes rile e, howoyer, to hear thao pople who Aog house in Lof property. ws about dullness in | shed or “Last yer was a groatone for building in this cty. Well now, justas soon as through this n and [ > ¢ Il al be , the gand up to this lyas much, perliay or t 1 for the san iod lastyear, ' iber 2 1 o let them come vight teeand look the boks,which ar to the world fo ction ! pre o offered | 4t th air this year o immense, Do not o premivm list and com- | petefor one or more of them, STRAMEPS HALIBOR™ A Windy Appealto Have the Rookery Recls Building Tnspector Whitlol the fillowing com municition, which he pro- to have framed md given the most conspicuais place possivle on the davk and mildowed walls of lis oficial quarters : “Deae Ste: T fol as thoigh | am con ual appal o you fc are of the per | Qing formerly has received You ndition of the Floath's 1( harbor, combus willineul position In which we sojurn | sowne cities of athind cluss it would have been | condemmed moath I do mot wish to | haveany fe y with the ovine, o I buildin | At 1o ds 165 repale wo will pro n to the eily council, Now, 10 iy more than vou have don ntter toward ting us i the you will cor 1 the inhabtants ay ceed wi if you « favor fr. Whitlo ursday forput Vit was issued ing in shape. < says thata p this by nd Liver Miles® New dos Co.'s, for25 conts. Sauples fredat Kuhn & 1ith and Douglas, that 15,000 people will grounds on Sherman ave, Tt is asseried visit the f: Sejptermber THE WOUNDED DUSTER, How Judge W oo dudz Helsloy's el ded Burgzlar, Appes 10 seoa wonnded bur wybody, Hegazel with sty on the piosty form of 2o, while thit worthy was lyingz on plice station wwaiug the buek- shot womnds in his g, He manifeted so mch itevest in the caso thit Sergoant Ornsb, I that he should have anot):e w \\Ihh force nad to be de tailed Tn accord:an Swounded burglar” wa morning ak and Lid upon the mansee had ovcapied The bhurg otting outof fourth steect soviously inju ; y doubiful. Thi's was e brief story poured into the Julgesmr, nd fully tipoed over to gel a look atthe mnh 1t marauder, The lank refully pulled back and reucefully the judicidl eXpression on > than 5 hos Lo pla, Om h sedng the “hut cven ou ¢ And he did play i i, hastened to the u. Nobody about thers mentionsit. | t t ) on of the Douglas county | ONE ENJOYS aches and fevers and cues congtipation, Syrup of I'i Ably equipped withe me st molern im- | enents, In a maj of instances, th new ouildis will berichly ornets 1s ha some a8 any to be found briween Chicagod San_Frandisco. P “It has come to me, firthermory, that in | Ink Powder doc noar fnstance— possibly every one Nev York | © fl-M d, and bis re | — proves o tand Mol Tealintul. D contaln ammo Soldonly in cn PitiC « Drs.Betts &Betts Physicians, Surgeons and 11400 DOUGILA S STREERT OMAHA, NEB and ¢ Clironio and Surgical Disase eminent physiciins 1o the fu the afl deverywhere. CERTAIN AND Fosi wiul effectsof early vlce T b VO ORDYEIS yitid s nient PILES, FISTULA AND RE uaranteed cured without pa o business, HY DROCELE l\hllll:’:”l Ll SYPHLLIS, yutonhed, & \\ ht Ko {lor sox positively finctional dlsoriors that it ful_follies or thee: STRICTURE without cutting, ¢ affs mm 5 piinor annoyan U CGaaranteod lID"’\E 1l Adlress tho ired ther nl solita DRS. BE l l‘% proper indulgenc: rin both mind and b business, study or marrl ARRIED MEN or the mee. 8 thus’ st prepires Lieh tise, thus troc Jrs. ])(,fl.a & DOUGLAS "TF s Ltory LIEBIG A it for Company’s i AMEanflEuusmmm E}ch forty OF BELEF}; Gen SICK IEADAC HE. Im‘vl BO L3, 50 BEvCAr \mn unumo similato and you heve @o appetite, E | S ro to announce that the Fall Term of the colleg Sent. 1st. Stue Both the method and r«whn wlhe RUEEMATIS DYSPEPSTA DEST EETE_' | den coming from all quarters. Additional teact s been emyloyed to Syrup of Fligs is laken; itis pleasnt | Coxsriratios, SEDENTAIRY DISEASES SEND FOR S0 1ncovesen | do the work, and every fueility provided. Doard given for three " hours < ols | Bruovsyiss KIDNIY Conpraives 2 work per day, or $2.00 per weele il 1 in money. The NIGIFT SCHOOL bes wnd ref ]u\)( to the taste, and ac LUNG DISEASIS, Tnrui OUR BOOK, WATGH CASE | 0L \llm el el S et has NIGHEDIRGRIORH hes gently yet promptly on the Kidn 1LER & COMPAN “ FRAUDS MFG. CO, Attention toall business brancl ding Shorthand, and Type-writing. Two Liver and Bowels, cleauses the sys PROPIIETORS AND SOLE MANUFACTURERS, IN WATCH CANTOMN, OMIQ. | lessons free in Shorthand by m pe-writers for rent. Coue and spend afew tem effictually, dispels clds, he OMAHA NEB | e with us, and fit_yoursclf to minke some money, Call ab the college or PARKER HOUSE, RAKING POWDER . in ¥ ianelse Y AND SEXU. adiiy to their skillt sof mature St hom by, BAtiont VIO & mo- ull from youth- | 5915 Al $.75up. porm ane ntly WA SN Watches, Cloeks St, Mary's School, Knoxville, 11, (188 rowar ,,"" A Chureh Schoodfor Girls. rasiod good timers, Y AGED MEN, St, Alban's School, Kuoxville, 1l (1800 . Tul efocts o | © A Churh Sehool for Vo iiiasiiane Remember lhe viece which b cles at reduc. 2 both mind ands| NewDu nes, new furnit new appara csi fow days P| 15, permanenty |u~| Thel s nthods of i 3 Place. unfitting them for Doy lifeawareof physical devility,qu cures withoit injury. <Justus von Liehig®s n\unul\u'u as shown IF YOU HAVE MALARIA (R PILES, WE ARE SHOWING | Already in several departments New Fall Goods. In Hats the entire Fall stock is in, and the new shapes in stiff and soft hats are on sale. Our hat trade hasgrown to immense proportions, and we have stocked up this IFall to meet this growing trade, Our assortment is bewildering We show about 250 different styles of hats. ; b Our nev 93¢ Derby is a gem—far better and finer than ever before; silk lined and with silk trimmings, perfect in every respect, and beautiful blocks, We have three different shapes of them, a large, medium and narrow brim. There are thousands of our customers to whom we couldn’t sell another hat now they are soused to our o3¢ lat, and know so well what value they are getting in this hat, We want new customers to try it, Nohatstore will match ournewg3zo hat for less than §2. For those who want to pay more we have finer grades, they range from $1. 50, ! millions of homes e itiswedtr | 61,75, $1.90, andso on up to 3. We sell none higher than ¢3 It is foolish to pay more, Strngon There /s no Derby made that is worth more than §3, to Youman, Dun or $5. g SOy & OIi@d Bl IN G This department is filling up r llmll\' with new goods and before the opening ofthesc hm»]s, we willhave our entire fall stock in. Our Boys' L'O['lln‘j Department is second to none in the United States, and we do not hu.hl when we claim that there is not aconcern in this country that will meetus in prices, Parents who have no money to throw away come to us for their boys' clothing, They can get good substantial garments, well made, such as boys want, at als l most one halfthe prices they have to pay elsewhere. Our fall catalogue is ready; write for it. Itwill give youa great deal of information about clothing and other fluuds we keep. sam Bk ] The hats we are sclling at that price are equal line or alun. ap, or any other high-toned name hat, for which other stores charge you $4. n. L Louls Specialists. Nebraska Corner Fourteenth angd Douglas Str o,o.ts. Our'storc closes at 6: dOP M. s 3 g Saturday at 10 P. M i : - Brownell Hal, MaxX MEYER & BRoO., SEMINARY for YOUNG LADIES g Areselling more watches than all th £10th and Worthington St ureof Nervous, gether? Butnowonder OMAHA, - - - s, entitle theso SOID (OLD i1 condion oot BISHOP WORTIINC rest of the LOOK AT Om THEIR PRICE fine Gold fillel AmericanWatch (s for Tadies or 1 WATCHES as low as $15, NEB. PON, VISITOR. v tor | Tre REV.ROBERT DOHERTY, S.T.D. RecTon. l“d 4]“ lhc d thenunier- THE 27TH YEAR BEGI = e s, only ; n \mnflv WEDNESDAY, TEM3ER 17TH, 1890. Il“t[ ‘L“rfl(lts L ot & u L DIS- treat- $1475, would be cheap at $25 Solid Silver \ Vatdes, ladies from §25 up. Worth double the money. Nidlel Watches, .50, $3.75 Foreatalogue and particu ™ rs applyto the or. JTAL ULCERS tn or detention CIM’IS? 1fi jrenale Callege Establishea 1850~ 2R well anll and $5. & BRO., Cor. 16th and Farnam St., Omaha, Neb sewhohaveim- nselves by fm- ry i ibils, which MAX MEYER P The Omaha Medical and Surgical Institute leal experi= pe iystudied, Veditines are exactly tosuis MONTICELLO. New Buildings, New Furniture, New Pianos Beautifu Betts, nents, aation, Full andsuperior Faculty. Do n k, German, Fr iy lmmh RN ST \lll\\ AUKEE COLLECE Milvaukee, Wis “or Young W NGELEY, L0l l'h\ t. ML departiments guages, Hino Arts, jounds of of the valio of mm-unl- with For the treatment of all CHRONI0 AND U I'ru tF 11t Pies. Tumirs, Cin [ i o d oo CONSERVATDRV e FMUSI \| Thstrn kS . BULLAKD, Jacksomvilie, 1+ dopartment A spocially o 1 e systom n uniblo o Vst us may be | e ey Do BAGU n.um. FEMA[E L list. Address ? i ) ’ a1 HIEEGI) C \cn‘g’pk\ilfi Omaha Medical and Surgical lnstltute. Mor: .mni““?f .“m.n-umm e Comer 0th and Harney Streets, Omaha, Nobragka. 100, 2o gx ) 1l 1: THE DUEBER- m OMAHA COMMERCIALCOLLEGE P N TN A 4 FACTORIES HAMPDEN LARGEST WATCH 2§ INTHE | THEBEST. R( )| [R B()L GI [ BR()S,, l’mpl lct(n 5, — CORNER 13th AND DODGE STS.. OMAILA, NEB. | Write us forcircularsand an elegant specimen of penmanship. wri I Address, Rohrbough Bros,, Omaha. OR. J E. Mc@REW Thursday, the following | ouly remedy of its kind ever yro STON, ~ -~ x were uninimously adopted : ] “ duced, pleasing to the taste and ac- | 5 gy “lle,“f I @0l Prontiaton | The Specia list, [ Besolved, That wo tonderour thanksto tho | ceplable to the stomach prompt in 1 inthe tront s ru’u‘ln; ’-.ui...{n' ‘.:,im.-‘-‘, | its action and truly benefic il in its ‘YO U N G’ S HOTE Ln athMnn Initenciasin Sipred af dils ity | effeets, prepared only from the most | BOSTON. udy and r \ he: thv and agreeable substances, ite | J. REED WHIPPLE & ¢ 0., P - | ay ‘excellnt qualities commend it | BEURODIGAN PLAN to all and have mude it the nost| e and Sorvie excelud B, BON plels popular remedy known. LM W Jon Syrup of Figs is for sale in 50c old tmes of s < ablestand nost | and 1 bottles by all leading drug- o managemont o R :HI‘,‘:T:Z3.'.*;,‘,‘,\1':,,»:3;,:1 | gist. Any reliable druggist who | 2 Mitthews, mevils o heartise | may not have it on hand will pro- | fee, N E. Cor lih and ‘.n‘.:;'.':“.:,‘;{‘,;;:;:;‘ iwion | eure it promptly for any e who FRENGH SPEGIF[G | diier ircer, Oumala 5% for he advance- | wishe | X Ehrendugitas A iskalor ho aivanu- | wis hes 0 try it.” Do not sceept any A POSITIVE nd prmanit SYPHILIS i), m o o substitute. A N RINARY RY ORCA s.nflun; | velous Magle Bene .|\\‘ £30.00 tor i hampagne has s large amountof carbonie MLIFUfiiIIl £10 SYRUP €0, ‘other treatment fails Fulldirections with vad not cure. UA ON to got the & 3 Qollar. See signature of B L | cdy. Write or call on . 0, Josly acil in it; it 43 heathy and nounshiug. |, ALy i% g one lllax Seg tgnaure £ ' Wetiooreull g b: 0, Jo | tovrsnude, b1, o HEW Vi, M. e