Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, August 27, 1890, Page 8

THE OMAHA DAILY BEE, WEDNESDAY. AUGUST THE CITY. g tee be appointed {0 secthat the guests As:s Rule' NOOURE NO PAY Nl:)[tfl?fib\fiN&fi?fi:fifi:‘Uflf -~ re iven a day's sight-secing n Omah 1 i necossity of the council making an snnual o ) i Din Press hus filed an information i propristion for entertatning distinguished | Lol DO*tnotlo atlampt to remedy costire- \inst A. Davidson charging him with | Alarge numberof friends and acqualnt- tovs, Hoconsidersit unfairthatn fow | fhem. Yyhe, ic Sfisiine or drastc purga- A eruelly heating one of the 1flplnimm's ances were shocked yesterday to hear of | should bo ealled uponto foot the bills that the Mot j‘"-"-"h'm“llf" = s needed, Nomsos, g thesuicide of Comelius Mermann,a respected | are incurred to maintain the howor of andto | gy ™9 Brinee beneficlal 1s Ayer's [y ) e RS ol i and well-todo farmerof MeArdle precinet, | 8dvancethe city. il Their effeet b to restore the regular M There will be a meeting of the board ) y Ttis his opinion, also, that such an appro- acton of the bawels, without weakenng / enoy Mormann of | Inthis connection his honor referred to ihe of henlth at 1040 o'clock this morns | Who ended his life Monday night byhanging | ot L OHGOM UM Ul oVl O all | them. Being sigasooated, these Pils relain louisiana State Lottery Companyh foein the rooms of the fire and polico | himselfin his grnary, Bassen of proerts owern, thir medicinl vietes o & long (ime, wd 1816 Douglas Stireet, Omaha, Neb. | incorporama vy the leetsiturs n,m...-nuun.) commission The deceased was one of the most prosper- [ Thi and had resid- | the principal cities, and works like acharm. “I can reconmend Ayer's Pills bove all . bl y arecasyto take, ad eharitatle puposes, it franohise made a part o plan fs, he says, adopted in many of fhe protont strte conaitution, in 1 by an ovel s’ exne ‘b went to | 0us farmers in Douglas county aol Deputy Sheriff T Testill i uis Gre whelwiug popularyote and b N It " yrect oIty YoAr Hethinks that an anual appropriition of others, having lomgproved their vilue as a. chen nu\-w..-\nm anle o 1) e T KA TN beved Lincoln yesterday, taking withhim Mrs. "‘l:" s o of Sk :.""_‘“"“l-‘”f:_“' ”: about $,000 would be anple to enble the | catiartiofor nyseland fumily."—dJ. T. He 4 Nooe Eom kel Gt rmite iy’ Bie Tinde To continue until : Mary Dudderd a woman who was had a ver .“ 1\’1 ?. leof acquuintances an ity to do herself proud upon all such occa- Lelhsville, ¥a, o cure, Consuliation free. Book (Myiterie boun—9 aw. © § p w. Sunday, January 1st, 18955, \ adjudged insane, She was placed in the bl oo 0 T B fawtlh o Teendiaendy, | b Ll “In 188, by the advieoof a friend, T began e Its MANMOTH DRAWINGS tike plaok asylum, ; h :’{' “(‘:‘ 1‘( 1 "‘ b ok ;'” s V‘”l-) Chronie Inflammation of the Bladder “"""“'"' :\.w: Plils as & remedy for bil- e ! i —— | Semi-Annually June and December) and it County Poor Superintendent Mahoney | which s atiributed to'an attack of the gri ke Ve 7 R ouness, constipation, high fevers, and i Suraics st i o | Grand Single Number Drawings take place M i ot ¢ iengo bringing | last winter which lefthimin poor health, _Is promptly cured by the waters of EExcel= | colls, They servel mo better than any- The Omaha Medical and Sulgludl Institate i each ofthe otherten months of the ve: has returned from Chi wing sior Springs, Missour thing 11 ul back his wife whose sudden illness while | It was not disc | until the fanily s g T had previouly tried, and T have used and are all drayn i1 public, at the Acalemy there visiting friends has been previ- | arose, whenit wis noticed thatMermaunwas | mgp INTERS 15X O3 TION ;ll"l‘l\l h” n“l“y ;-nn at «:(u\-»u sine of Musie, New Orleins, L 9 Lot | missing. > i orsh, Judsonia, Ark. ? ously noled, 4 A scarch was ot once instituted, and fn 8 | yo o nNow Aegured Will 186 o Brilliant y . LA AN E DL L i The Don Carlos lumber company be- | g minutes a daughter of the ~ dead man Now Asgutec an Ayer s Pills Forintegrity of Its Drawingsand gan guit in Justice Shaw’s court yester- | found ner father's dead body hang . one o "y ? Prompt Payment of Prizes. day ngainst the Miss ilre granery. The body was cut down, and word The Omaha expsition which proved such PREMARED BY k J 44 company for the Was scit to this city a big successlast fall, will horeafter o known | PR J. 0 AYER & €0., Lowell, Mass. . Aft stad as (0Hows | 15 A LB s 1WWado teraby tertily thit, we Supirvineiiie an % load of white ouk pos oLt . [.“.',”'f,‘.} normal mental cone | &8 the Intorstate exposition. Tustead ot con- Sold byall Dealers in Medicines. nents o DBy and semiann y f 3 Me s mot in his normal mental con- P 1K ¢ stato A warrent was Issucd by Justice Shaw | Jiffonann WS & ' ormil mental 60 | fining it to local merchants wd manufac i § Mol yesterday for the arrest of James ROot | complited ¢ him away, hoping that | tures, the minagement ave making arrauge- | fhemmolves and th honesty. faltness and i f | charged with having unlawfully taken 1 fadih b e of surroundings would be of benefit [ ments toaccommaodateexhabitors fromabroad. had stated on one or two | 1 1l possession of a mu I in the UCute with ThG Munilas OF oorERREISS atachy possession of Conste Allen by virtue ‘bt N W lible g | agement of the enterprise las been put in the AT nits ad verisements. of uttachment proceeding mething that the fanily s of Messrs, C. K. Bl and M L. toe- | PhySicians, Surgeons and Specialists, 74 Mujor McMahon of the revenue office | iy nor expect and for which he would be | der, which is a suMcient guaraty that m.: 1400 DOU GILs A S STR BT returned yesterday from Meadow Grove, | sorry; yet, while it was supposed that her Madison county, bringing with him the | ferred ‘to the £till worms and caps and the four bavvels | imagined of whisky left after the recent raid | suchamoy into effe exposition will bo an unqualified success these men are prominent and successful bus| ¥ | ness mon, commanding the highest esteen in iking of his own life, noo OMAHA, NEB he really intended o car : pris | Yast house of the Deer Creek | | It is evident, however, that he tad medi- local and adjwcent neriul clr They . DRIS ADLOEIVIRS L AU Suicide forsome time, Ho had been ae- | have alrealy received applieations for CONMISSION ERS. distillery ving butter (o eustc inthiscity,and [ more space than the building reilly We the inderdgnel banty and bankors. will p A busy scene was presented abont the | whenhere last Saturday called o ", G- [ affords, which will necessitate the Al piizes denwn in (he Loutsiana Siato Totteri office of tho superintendent at the Union | Harte, who basbeen a customer of his for' | constriction of @ spwious amex, it which mayle prisentd at e cointen Pacific shops whe go fovee of men | some fime being the infontion of the new mamgement £ MW ALMSIEY Pres Loubana Nat | Bank F I‘II\.I(!\A\\‘\II. State Nation'] Trusses. itreat tol | A BALDWIN. IPres New Orlins Nat \?.,2!,‘5.‘ !;f,::?:‘l\l;,‘, Bl i A A "l .“(I,'\.“. e !v“l‘ltl“;m! Beae [+) 1\ I(I I\Ull\ Pres Union .\.unlml llmvlt OF WOMEN 1 specialiy. ook of Disersesof Wonen frae. We lave ltoly addsl o Lyl He inquired for Mr. Flarte, stating that I\ln to give this part of the count wanted that gentleman to draw up his will, | commensurable in importa of the auditing office of the meclian] cal | Jo'was persuaded to put it off for afew | ests to bo ,,.,,r.‘,,‘“,‘.‘( 1866 b e department and loading it on cavs prep- | jups Mr, Harto agrecing that, in the mean- | penny offair, but a colossal exhibit m'"'“",\,:u its I-]. ng ~!}u|’v->:}_“"lln' - | time, he would draw up the dotument. Harte | eyery proctuct of this partof the world, v enne. The records of the office h were engaged in vemoy ing the furniture yan exposition “with the i ve | was tngaged inthis work this morning when | ranged witha tasie thit will display thém to for women dukine soninemmE (et prirte) OnLy Raiible Hedil Tmitas il ?l‘.".rfl"...‘i b | AttheAcadmnyof Music “‘mm'w. been removed to the general auditor’s | ne heard of Merman's death, the best possible advantage, an exhibition S L T R e A e Tl L A B R T LT Tucslay, Sopt, Oth, 1890, offien and the clorks who have been cm- | It scmsthatthe deceased mist have chng | that will nob only reflat’ creditupon our i a Ehomaly Comeapone, | All Com et Bivsry bacte bl Snestmaye | A DI PRIJE $500, OOO Ployed on thess bools will take posi- | 6l bs' nind, and concuded not to wait | gmwingani prponus oy, it rove an 310k SSprest Kty Tinal dndel. O a6 e potornd | a0 =y () ; tions in the auditor’s offiee today. B R e Lor iy Sviah | SRy Ol O Bt (RO e bt Takios, i STBUNS (osE, N oo ien Wit wemiin | ITaLltes: 1105 ‘Quartors. 85 "0 4 Lt .\i.l-,.‘.“‘;,\n ::,fi‘::”\:.-\.lm m.lml.x.”, .lhlu‘.wl.rl\ s ;...,.".,..“\..&I:.f ,,h.,“llpmn,\,. 1,‘-‘_ LN FIREE 5 ricoiie, weston | Iilios, 403 Quarte 5 Tonthy, 9 N " ond 10! g, accormnp ed O] nas been authorized te SPos e ol any s i = : STOF P it il s @ steadily Crets- | i tld tat neighbor thit he wanted bin t0 | as the manugement_are Trepiring s perfec Omaha Medical and Surgical Institute. ZEOW MO ing populd PG CALL 050y DY A L witness his will diggram of the building, which willb> sub- ZEOE 100,00/ 18 ZEOK 5000 i article of real merit ita trial, Mr, Walsh asked *him if heknew what ho | mitted to the me Corner 9thand H was doing, if he wasof somd mindandif he | ina way rneyStreets, Omaha, Nebrask chaots and manufscturers Lk ¢ o that the representatives of ecac ZES OF 10,000 nre 2 AL iko to Teach. wanted to make that his lastwill and teste- | special pranch will hive mn . equal showing, RIZES O3 500 ar The rezular examination of applicants for | ment without too much similarty in t 30 PZ I8 O b o position of teachers in the pablic schools has | Allof these questions were answeredin the ternoon and evening SPEAKING OF WATCHES, DO YOU KNOW THAT 200 DRIZES OB 10 o commenced at the high school. Thirty-thr affirmative. L) pther meritorio: 00 IRIZES OF 200 are B I cortieitis will cone | little oxcited, but was perfectly rational, the most plasiug ontertainment to all visitors A " 100 o ! ey : "o will wasbrief, and was dated August | and venderthe cxposition a resortthat will vorably knowa spec- ’ 100 Iz 4 tinue two days and be followed by examina. It had bex ndreawn up that morning, | yepay repeated visits, The et is | dalists 1o the Untod States. Their longex- Are sellingmc hesthan all the rest of w Omal_Jo 10 100 Frizesof ot o tions forthe . ammar and high school grades, by o6l tha: di e i o e e | perlence remarkible skill and universal suc- rethea? Butno wonder LOOK AT THEIR PRICES. TERVIN A S, which will continue until Friday o D e B ehs s o et pill T UL R Sl DR RS ges Tn e reament ind cursof Norvonis, SILID (.OI'D"' L et s D [11%080¢ $101aTe. s s 3 e exauining comnitteo ave Mus, We W | stanee wis that the testator’ leftallof his | ploa show worth : (et EH L I e 0l Fine (old fille W rizesot |10 are A SONDR i S ST % ity to his wife. are but covered the first year, Of course it | theafilted everywhere. They guarantee: WATCHES iR 3,134 Prizes imomting to $1,00 ton. e will was witnessed by Walsh and | \ill grow with years and ina shorttimo | A CERTAIN AND POSITLVE GURE for - £ ) AmericanVatc NOTE. —Tickels drantng (aplasl Prizes are e Fa el Charles Know farm haxnd, equal in atiractiones thoexpsitios of Cin. | St wwiil eifects of early vico and thonamer- ¢ A 13 el L6 terminal pries Tho Lailies Delighted. Mermann iminédistely went. home,.but his | ¢ St I iladelpt ror | QU eVl that follow fuit a lov as sy, N e = s The pleasunt effect and tho_ perfect safety | fareatt HtCICLY went, Bomebit bl | dnat, St Louly, Ehiladdphib and theliger | *¥RIVATE BLOSD ANDIKIN DISBASES i « for ladics or AGENTS WANTED. ] Wi whioliiadics may, e, thoslauy o ¢ her husband's condition. Sho said | parties interested, ot worknen | SO PEIIE Y AN S UL £ e ad a b : e co— Taxat ider all condition v YOUS DENLT AND SEX UAL DI fenl I EFFORCLUIRA TS 1 LERHEl ST pIr g Sl el son ke hie was not well physically and she had | &ro already hobuilling, | ORDERS yield reudiiy to their skillful treat- fier gads genls,ony Aot L AR EON Ny ek ”L,‘,',',,‘”,",‘.‘,"” 10 tHoeyaend tothe ! gontle, yet, effect: o worrying about it a great deal It | and the minagementw clato any sug- [ it oo RS "t lence, with stato count, si o ho eyaund to he taste, gontle, ver, effe ed 1o prey upon his mind because he | gestions that citizons may fodl like off ILES FISTULL AND REOTAL ULOERS flom $25 o §14.75, would nu i rety i1 eiivery wiil' ual in acting on the kidneysliverandbowds. | could notget out aud work as he always had | Parties desiting space ot privileges can call ranteed cured without pain or” detention 2y up assiied by yourenclising wn eniolops boarik ¥ o done. at 404 Paxtor I, where the ofllees of the DROCELE AND VA RICOCELE pernma. \ i C it 8 i e R ageen o take s vaation sndsa | EACLEAKN Hocls wiies to ofiles B D o EL e Worth double Be chap at §25 IMPORT ANT: Oneof the biggest paving contracts in the | he could recover his health, and in the mean- o £ WL GONOLIH EX, GLEED Spo {ie mone Solid Silve 2 history of the city w sterday by J. | timewould alow, tie 1ovs to run the fuem To! Norwous. Debilitated Mon pustorshea, for: fual Woalens 55, Lot Mintood, ) Ol Siiver Adiress M. A DAUPHIN, E. Riley &Co,, whoreported sume to the | Lustspring be bought Sons honos of My | 1r sou will sd us yoie adivess we wil Wealcntes and il ae Nickd Watches, patatoa Or i, A.DAUPHIYN NewOrles, I : board of public works, M ’M"|“ ','1,~"‘ ML for £200 in l'-fil send you Dr. Dye's ( t taic Belt }u.imm- sox p‘uillh g 7\. ] Vatdhes, lad T Washington, D, € ] The wind-up was from Bristol to Spauld- ment. This worried him greatly, He | and Appliances i 3 unctional disorders tit = Byordimry liter, contaning MONEY OUDER, | B AR at the b bl belag Bet ol clared at times that they would come and ’“".:L,}f,'“_‘.“,l:f,' m"\"i,_,‘.."’,"lm Mh“‘[:fll Lol el follles artiie meessof | : . -:30, w k] 1] o & fl[S iro el alleX proas Gan Yow York Kiehusy ) "Fhais gives a grand north and south stretch | take all his proverty because he could not | Pamphlot free. Vourare BeLt Co,, Manshall, | STRICTURE Sysmnteed v g ad $. : : g of paved street from Bristol street to Ames | pay the e g | Mich. N IBGTT OBt b B i Tattion Oiras AdiressRegisterd LettersContaining Cupe : avenue, and completes the pavement to with: lm \\‘m \lu’:\w's hm.l affected his brain L ey afected athore by paticut without awo- All of these watch- rency to {1 halt a mile of the fort and that was what caused his wor SOUTH ON.AHA NETVS. .mm Spainor amoyaice. 5 s Watdies, Clocks NEW ORLEANS PTONAT, \IK The announc it that this work was nn.mu-]l 4;( s were not ina \’rOUNG AND MIDDLE-AGED MEN, . Ifi:fi”"‘:‘r":’; ana! I ANS N lll;l}‘\lfll’ll\\“l):.’ e completed was reccived with a great chorus | create the least uneasiness. A New Stock Train. T Tho awful effects o md a Jowally repiired it e 2 2 & of cheers and hatthrowing on the part of the | Mermunn owned two fine farmsof 160acres ftor e A A SURE CURE &8, 0 which brinzs nntedgood Umer, Lovest Pilces. REMIEMBE I thatthe pyment of prizes s a members of the board, each, one in Jef son precinet and the o W. N. Bt 1 Hadiuit ?Yltll\nk‘wonkn(“« lle'-l:n\d.'“mlll mind ill = . I:Is\\“\‘-lxl:m"‘ n‘v‘l L(‘ l\~\|‘|‘:.»\\L»:Klt\:.k:-“;‘ N v'|v L ARIo DT 1 wbeock hayebeen rewarded by secur. | odys with all 15 dreded 1115, peruanenty We vl wll Remmber the M N ER L it S T L e There wis t mortgge of @ few hindred dol. | ¥ better stock shipping facilities from Iowa | cured. i o b A TR spectacles atreduc- i 152 the i plieat con rts| Chersfore, bew a0 OF 4l Lmling Pa. larson the farm in Jefferson prednet, but iy | points —Commencig today, the Chicago DRS BB e niaves oy me A Plac. tionm or donynou S Pa, Burtington & Quiney roud will runa throug o : HEM I Sicharter of Mhe T : Thomis for sprains, burs, | i stated that the total indebted atistiion] | SUELNEIONCE through | poperind ulencs and solitary habite, which =Skt 2 7 - 3 g 1etann State T oit iihaxtirof The Lot cuts, bruises and rheumatism. Cured every | deceased would not exceed $L,000. Both hig | Sock tain fron Creston, In., levingthal | ruin both raind and body, unditiing theu for MAX MEYER & BRO, Cor. Iith and Farmam St., Omaha, Neb e ol B T el . Y e Sotre Nl st i e for s {;lx:«-«‘:‘n‘. 0 o'cdock at night and avriving | busines, study or maur TRACT with tho and & parto i ; ere o ockin l)lc'uml g, MARRIED MEN or those enteringon that y reputed to hav o -—— o theConstitutton )T e xjire UNs | OPPOSE THE EOARD. £50,000, boen worth sl least | vy ragyin (il be known as the | mMppylife,svarcof piysical debility,quickly AR O AN e Y 3 Ve LA i soomasd Tae tho pucking-house oAt train andw usslsted. Tie Lefisiuture oflo ¥ s The decensed 1¢ OUR SUCCHS3S e (b o 2 . serdy San hroess here for Creston at 5:30 o'clock evel . = e Remonstrance of the Lubor Union | ren four sons and three daughter Boows, s 35 mé of the bost ehanes ower | based wpon facts. First-Practionl expert e S0 eorge Il 0! 4 3 arery paf o Bl . Second— 5 r l, Against the High School Annex. ‘_\‘,_:‘f‘:""flm?fi‘"‘-\? oo nade for the stock shipping Intensts at this | fhus: sthrchg Tihe, - 1o Mediines are The following resolutions wero passed at | GNRISE (ompRY B L4 Cose, B Cor, | wint. propared in our laboratory exactly tosuit the regular moeting of the central lubor | and the othertwo boys, Arthur and Otto, are R e U eich cuse, thus efecting cures without injury. union, held Friday evening, Angust2?: living at home. One duughter, Mrs. B, H, | o v #0 Srtbodd Drs. Betts & Betts Th board of education has been | Dipple, i thewifeof a minister wd resides | r. Jol “I Stevens of this . oneriol ) contemplating the ercctionof a frameuddition | on Fourth street in Philudelphia, 3 EmrClaalyis i pliy his bride, | 1409 OUGLAS STREET, - - OMAHA. NEB, to the high school; therefore be it Two daughters, Annic and Bertha, resido fij{l_l!«l{& »ylgs‘s Annie M. _ Omahu, Resolvod, That the contral lmbor | at lome. Thelatier hus been a teather in | worotendsred s rewption Mondayovening by union of Omaha does not sanction uw‘l\m\..nuw‘nnu_lwr‘vm«! m}uu!_vk\r the pua;. ':-hlol:""l‘mnlrmnl(I\IGV,I:I:I';,',I1;1“5?1‘:'"1' l’-l{ll()::‘u-‘, the action of your honorable bady in allowing | €ight years, having taught for two years at | corner Twenty-seventh nd Lstrots. A 3 GBEA BOO Bt i ic e Grad el oA Ho R gh G onEoL iikborn, afd had but just, rewmnad homo | Wwenty-iive éouples wero n | aitenarco What do “doctors know I I: rounds, and De it further rom this city, where she had been attending ncing was mdulged muntil a late hou A B bt s s T st o majority of | the teachors’ fnstitute for the past two weeks, | bounleousrepist wis swved. Mr. and My about corsets? the tax payers of this ity and believe that | The children who are away from home | Stevens will beginkeeping ousein this city They know a good deal B 1 « Wwe hiave a Hight to onter protest; aud bo it | have been notified by tolegraph of the sad | ot once. y n ke t | rl £ S\ further oeawrence, and ll)uu}ulu- of the funenl il s T et more sometimes than they dl KES d, 2 Resolved, That in not paying any attention | not be announced until word shall have been ic C . R aa o1t Yo Aia | ctraslecs con] | xacelved fronitiiem) The local \h‘u\m'l'.n;’t'hullfiw\n.n-mul(im: ox- gare figwc“thur patients the recowd as being awainst the wishes of the ——— tensive prepartions forthe opening of the nefit o — = = Dihlichadihy (haylia Qirl 0% larger portion of the citizens of this ci Miles' Nerve and Liver Pills, ampaign next Saturdiy evening, W. J. < 71 Nevanadiar tublished by Charles Scribier's Sons.Q G W. Wit Prosident, An fmportant discovery. They acton the | Bryun of Liwoln, canfidaw for congres, What are they afraid o LLLIAN SEBUNG, & y. somach ‘and bowels *throughthe | will address the’ meeting. Blun's ope 1 e 3 B ‘peedily | house has been secired, The Bolemin cor Losing their patients. ' ~ m’l|.4|-]>y~»||.-y;x 11(.--1\).‘..:.:‘. ‘.I;I.u\h“un'1.\;:«-{Iw~‘\;v|x |lmwlm pils | net ..u.mmlmuln»h ihlfl runcnulwid the | Many a woman would throw . s c bdod is kept pure and vigorous by the Splendid for men, women | Crescentquartette vocal musie. an ¥ VAN Q use of Ayeoe Barsaparilly \f“. n.lnn scwson, | and children, liest, mildest, surest. 50 e her doctor overboard sooner | SEMINARY for YOUNG LADIES. s ave this admirable preparation at | doses for 25 cents, Sauples fresat Kubin & en By a Vicions Dog. b Malaviol pofson {5 s whon | 0’5, i und Dougias, Frank Mumaler wis litten yesordsy | £han change her corset. Cornerof 10ih and Worthington Sts. Ayer's Sarsaparilla s used. 2 (g on the leg by a vicous dog belonging.to John What do women know e NEB PARCEIL BOXES. THE PETLTION FILED, {;u‘ ol o, whichhasuiso livtenothr | aYput corsets ? o) A e ] e L s 21 y ) 1 2 BISHOP WORTHINGTON, V 161 A New Feature in the Mail Accomme. | Steps Filed to Seeure the Payment of Personal Rights’ League, The doctors and women | ., ;.. ongue von vy : tions of the City. Magomsu's Fees, 8, The persoml rights leazue will hotd a | together know all there isto THE 2ITH YEAR BEGINS Four boxes have been received at the post- Malianey filed the petition | poing Thurday eveing in Bumsopers | Do, ke Th A0 v T ! office for the mailing of large packages, | in the district court as anticipated in Tie | house, 1. S. Hascil and Koitor Jobn. Rosteky e Known, ey g W EDNESDAY, SEPTEMSER 17TH, 18%. These boxes are made of galvanized ivon and | Brz Monday, asking thata peromptory writ | of Omaba will make adives X that Ball's is the proper| porwmtalguema prtiu—us amply to tho are about four feet high and two fect square, | of mandamus issue commanding T, A+ Me- TR TR A Rector The lid of the hox may be raised upand nas o | geath, wesister of deeds, to payover to the | mye gand lodg of theUnited Order of 4 T 1 T i contrivance in it sinilar to that on the top of | county treasurer the balince of $4000 re- | mn B of N oiasks will hold s oo ot You can go to your store tho now leter boxos, by means of which s | caved und beld by b w fees for the your | Wi o o e et | and et it and wear it two or fi Wfl h o package may be put in at the top but cannot | 180, lodge, No. 54, will be 1 nted, — ' be reached after it has disappeared fn tho | The titleof the petitionis “The State of e three weeks and get your F “T n 86 i 1‘7 Tnderihe Managementof the box. The boxes are painted bright red and | Nobvaska, ex xd, Leverett M. Anderson, _ Notes About the Ciy., money again, cvery cent of all'rerm UDB S PL Wexian Intrnafionaliankig Co, Contssiomrien. a legend in white letters proclaims that they ard O'KeefYe, Peter J. Willlam | . The infant daugiterof M. and Mrs. Join i ¢ X ur-l-llnrlxm‘lmunht;m\ |;|ul||‘“\ for lette: . nd Richard S, Berlin vs Thomas A. | Squires, suffers from cholera infuntum, it,i you want i % 0% an It AT ExL Incomarlaludlfly(l:toirmuLchlhuahua,Mal- es will be placed at points in the All the various igures in connec- Ason has heen vorn to Mr. and Mrs. Fd- o Selenee, Agriculiu 0, for Charitable Purposes. Ix,\‘l;\,lul'wl"'l“h-l\ “f"l:' city llnn v‘lu | -aluflu'«(' tion' with the defendant’s ofice aecounts ure | ward Hary ; C i l“i Slko)rc hasa gpsimeron orutories \::-m'nll_n — A conntete and ;?uu...rp;-dl A rrix\u'!‘Ih: hg officials are inaquandary. how o dispose of | given as previously publishied in Tie Bi- Mrs. Bertha Poterson. aged iw Jorsets for you, orys ot > puost i irdons and eventtul of ol ATelon the mail matter which Will e deposited in | An_wction entilled William 3. Lom wintal m Entarsn. aeed, b 30 = jhidid dlvit Enginoriig, 00 volumos GRAKD MOHTHLV DRAVING, exloriigns andilie mo nost it of ja ‘l.u‘m.‘l e 0 ll‘lll \:‘ leu‘-\( ..ly) co [u.'l'rvh m.lw 1 Daupms ot al, was commenced, | yesterday morning. The funeml servie CEICAG) ComsEr Co., ChicagoandNew York, A|u}u.y)n.n»~n-lm< Veete henew gymmsiamn ke phce 1 publ cityof Juarer (for | 1 w5, Cones in .)r"..‘fuu“fif\;«“»' \\-‘::\'n\(\\u'i: m.l.‘:‘. pounds .\Im.n;.».-lklm 20 v (‘)n‘\nllnn‘l will be hield at the family residence, R, near s partialiyequippedund il le ojen 10 stu- werly Pasidel Norto) PIemIM h»’ H i Ly lonmd ot atter, whicl ssitate se resented by certs >tes which | Thirty -second ‘stren £y e dai's » Bt LML A S B o o e nddross the Soward, s fhis s the only gentiing jor men to handle In somo cities a small ¢ a7 asoired by 190l adlate mortriges o “”."" ool S teeth 5. ihie larernon ror | e G S b ksl Wednesday, Sept. 24th, 1890 Ennin et s niin. b noother one he n sec ) K at 2 o'dock. Intrmalt wil bo in Laurel For Improved & eco- . DAL neoln. ] used for collecting this matter, William M. Wylm brings an action | Hill cemetery, LlEBI o o b R e e e Stiiley overconitibuied asinglo lineor “It is expressly stated,” said Assistant | againstJames H. Thompson to secure the R . 4 nomic codkery, Ul Lt " WOV ON LY, faaad M x CAME RO ARG UE wii ;n::l:m“fll:‘ \}'l.:;.:lu:"xlll“ -il::nv”w. ae 1\-\ ml. u:v performance of o certain lind m“‘r y Belle Willardis suffering with »ups, Sauc l\\'l‘lvl‘[””: OF OUR LADY ( LES, toth gintienen of bighstanding. l“:{l:: l‘w:ll‘y by subserption through authope a oL oud b that thors avo plonty of pooplo [ Suitfor 20010 hus boen Insiitutal by the | oA (AEHIE Sl EGITILIM Erday af '8 Linen, ot s o TTE SACRED HEART. (APITAL PRIZE, $60,000. & JULIUS WOLFF, who il walk several blocks to pit lettors in | Bohn sash aid door company against termon to hear John 1 {\‘k.’m.\l,. depenidt Pishy, ote) Asplc o S ma : YL s et e, 0. Case and othe candidate fo or, who speaks in the ; ceps AS \ SIGH fole Agents tor Douglas 5 - e P A, o i sontiact IWvONIE | Court house ot 2 oClock, dy in l el | mhiInaiitutesitits (nly 60,000 Tickets! Only 60,000Tickts! | -4 S .- - OMAHA, NEBy Dr. Birney cures hay fever. Beebldg. | ~A grist of mechanic's lien cases, involying | Miss Ella McCain and Mis, C.B. Johnston Ll [OR An 3 lengl | -Jamiiul sbnily ol WHOLE TICKITS $4, HALF TICKETS $2 s B e e Sy very small amounts, cimein during the day. | 8relisted among the sick. EXTRACT o ot e e | it rangts and ulstulod vcation St O ARTER TICKETS, §1 ! e GOING OUT OF BUSINESS. : Patrick Mor Elitey fiys m.lx(l IIl;“- \\\‘k- A\kLu\ Miss Ida Zanoma Giray will give an enter- than any otherstock, | bo res , Seit. 2, 1400, Forparticulars ad- QUAITER T 3.2 A S ias become an habituul” drunkard and asks to | tainment in the Presbyterian church this Agie Hainatel 1 dress Superlores Messrs, J. L Brandeis & Sons D cide | be divoreed from ber, i) ¥ b sout G A F BEEF [ S0ADOUNE LRt b — | | Prlze of 850-000 . 350 000 R TRat oe £ Baalnoes LA, Albright land and ot conpany has entered | Brown Fark eitizens deny the charges of ] boof of. tho. vlue of J‘GKSDNV “_l_ [EMALE jguea il 3o sl Gl s the unsuspected that always hap | Lreslosure procedivgs aguinst W.H. Wil- | 1aviessuoss ind dungzor i fhat section, The ahout §7.50, IVENE “MW}?“‘?‘E""{' e Bl e 3000 pens,” says an old maxim, and never was an- 2. SenSNpl Repantel Wil oulr. W0 stary. of & Genuineonly with 28 St vkt 10 Bries of 30 euch 10 clent saying more thoroughly proven than in | Bad drainage causes much sickness and | danger on acountof 1o water for firo pur- 5 Justus von Liehig's 5 1o Pries of ) ech 1500 the announeement thatJ. L. Brandeis & Sons | bad blood and improper action of the liver | poses. TEP“E“ s ulLE %0 Prices of % ewh. . 1,600 ON SALE roabout to retive from business, So suc- | and kidueys is bad drain to the human | = 'S = :‘) signatureas shown i vouncLAVIES, Approximation Pries. ] 4 coasful has this Arm beea in their relations | $8tOm W lich Burdock Blood Bitters reme FOLL WIIGHT — oMby .t . ; w 10 Brtce of #0cch e 84000 &z with the people of Omaha that their retire. | “¥* e PURE n J E " G“Ew T A ua T T roumm ,#a, | [ Bries of oM. L vy TO AT.I. ment was not even thought of. ENTERTAIN THE FARMERS, fl. C e ALY N v il e A vumor was in circulation on the street — Col. €4, Wrlehit, B.=, A. M. Conwall, N o e e oK e Priihof i G980 Monday that this movement was con- | Mayor Cushing uks the Congress The bp coialist, R onwa " | wrenain X %0 I templated on the part of the Mosses. Brau- Should Visit Omaha. 1o mmsurmaaset 1o the trase. | B M TU"8 Sonool Knowills 11, (59 | §i4 Pizes mouning b e ‘sl|2u‘n7o dels, but it could not be confirmed, Yesterday, | Mayor Cushing is making a move to confer e A .1.“..|‘~ ol lm 4.‘”1;.' e R Thunh 8 i by however, the senior member of the firm con- | with President Mart of the boardof trade BLAIE ey | Mlw Atben e Botoad, Seieple I, (X b firmed the rumor, and stated that as soon 8s | with reference to estending the freedom of clening tho vackior, | A Churds Sciool for doys. = D8O i e e EAST “IES’L" their stock could ' be disposed of, mln.n wil | tho dty 0 th ddesates 10 tho national ALt sy | (ethuliding nex amicus, S A B | e et o o g probably take from sixty Lo ninety,days, they | farmers’ congress which openod are Disseies of i cultl Eveything up i the t T ing $ill vetire from busiess 1ife s:"';:,:“‘.,:‘:h'_',':m. ot R W' LB L) A 1y ot forsvary piu ol | e coductid wilh hoisty, airnis, asd 1o jood ORTH '111(1 SOUTI—‘ The Messrs, Brandels have amassed some, | ™ 0 & = ide B A REV. € W VNG W EL DD JONN'S, MOSBY, Commisioner. - ————— what of a fortune duving their business cu- “1;‘ "ll".‘ %, idea is to ;A\ l\:‘:u\ give the trou # 0 4 Rectorand Founler. dl CAMILD Aue s = yeer hove, and are, it appeas, willing to rest | guests a lengthy cariage vide about the city, I8 S OLIOl: § e e T Toonie. A upervisor for tho ormon! 1302 Farni Streat. on their well sarned reputation “';Il"\‘"‘l"k" with possibly a luncheon 4t oue of the lead- moE o anove tneass | BUNKER Illl.L ACIDENY B il ioys | ekt anwings prin s st o he urors HARRY meD EUEL busin en, and leave the field toothers | | . and ahowin W Of 16 cauipronts prLed; prep s e S IR o ' . Sha Tony Totiow. Al the .membees of (i | DG ISOME L lors sro liglalstors 3 S i i | b bas sy ey i | B Webwnainenof, (8 lAh v, | 100 Ba srenger and Tidket Ageate firm will continue to reside in Omaba, but AT .08 e . Heom, ¥, Cor. [4th and Farnau Sts, entunce o R 00 Addren Te 3 Pres. El luso Natioul Baik, K| Paso,Tex ars with large mear d w et D Wincer i, i | 1 Just what the future will have in slwnb retived funu«lsl“m B e‘( m“‘ ""‘ “hii treel, Oualia, Neb 1 T8 WANTED, E SHET RN L 4 them in o business way remains in the back- | are pro-eminently representative men from al mroT——————" infomatio, wrie 1o ORI L ground. the various states in the union. I almost T “lclfln PEMILEGOLLEQ | WSS IR | primey, condy or Tertury peom Brandels & Sons have done much iu edu- | every instance tho -nm‘nll;--l.u sty south FAIRH A\IEN ' vfi u MorunParlncuhio. ards GhConnk an svels | wicm eo Oit thew canteverio ity a , o1 ) ali as Lo 3 pst are pi ) the st v 0 Aermins Seloo) or Girls and Young 06 BATIRE Y . p ‘artic ca ated athome, J e D aua thcls oo, | oeallly ana, Judghan £rom thosF: many ox. iy o At l;g" AT TR TE VAL Daxuing (o | Skl ;‘,:"r;;:;' X ‘ plete success in business is laid ut the doorof | pressions as quoted in Tue Be n’.’?.'.?.&'.flf’.f."’""fl‘.'?."‘."‘!,“.Ji““’.‘(‘..“fi.i’:a":: 3 Cily of Juara, Mexico, fine | joubutvith__ - printer’s ink. are groatly suryrised and exceedingly pliased SR ot 0 (e Novmee, | e R “"l"‘“"a % Their retirement from the carking cares of | with the fow glimpses which ey have b s et Ohposts S . § . w by oraiwey er, | i i o ! AT Ouiba and vielni Mavor Cushing sald that howould, fnall | it Fons e bt s ol v . ol lngnce: e VTR T TP Ve "Altdons sl resutere] [0tk L0 it dcon Wi Vaer, "Kidremy S probability, send & communication to the RICE BAKING POWDER 0O, uinctur Add et PATRRAVEN &]UU B ity Aadent, DTS o RN BT lNge o | COOK BEMEDY (0., Omala, Nebrafes Drink Excelsior §priogs Missour1 waters, cound suggesting that & coms ) New 1«:; ChiGgo. Banjrancseo. Bt Louls ¥ AV en, ngton, 4 y ol 5 N 3