Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, October 11, 1890, Page 8

THE (,IlY In the county court Ym]--) & Co. yes- terday commenced suitto recover from H, Schoenstadt the sum of # due on a bill of goods sold and delivered, The peculiar enervating effect of summer whether is driven off by Hood's Sarsaparilla, which “makes the weak strong,! ADAMS ARRIVES, C P The Usual Amount of Specnlation s to the Ohject of the Visit, Charles Francis Adams, president of tho Union Pacific, arrived in the city morming. He came in t:\mwl by his sous, George C. registered at tho Millard proceeded at once to tho » headquarters, where he e mained nearly all day in consultation with theoflicers of tho company 1 when the pres is an immer 4 to tho 15 |H\\“Hv head is visits the amount of bject of his murked for the dent ss, however that his trip is £ inspection and that he wiil L special exam the company's extensions to the He will remain in city over Sunday, leaving for the west fnation of Puget Sound country the is'a rumor that the president’s ¥isit also has something to do with the affairs of the purchasing agent's department. This ofiice, since the reign of McKibbin, has been the subject of considerable attention on the part of high oficials and it is said an effort will be made to haye ibbin's affairs straightened up and the t and future ma ent of tho oftico it more di and oment of one of the local ofleials of Melillo at tho 'p.m. See bim The great and only Coliseum this evening, Turkish Bath at the Nata 101 p.n. Sunday 5 Cents, 8 a.m, 12 pon, to 2 p.m. Gentlemen, ntlemen, 8 a.m, How to( Union Park Ra The races at Union park are fairly sct- ting the peopleof both Omaha and Coun- cil Bluffs wild, Of course you want to be in the pleasure and you also want to know how toget to the grounds. Take a bridge motor either on 14th str or at the corner of 12th and Douglas, / the conductor if his ear goes to the driv- ing park, and he will sell you a ticket 160 conts which includes” your round trip car fare and admission into the park. The park is loc 1 'n the river and Coun motor ears run into the grounds within afew feet of the grand stand. Beyond a doubt there is the finest string of horses matched at this meeting that was ever seenin the west, T will continue each afternoon du weck and Sunday afternoon, Natatorium Turkish baths, 75 cents, Melville Tonight, The great and only Melyille Coliseum this evening, 9 p. m. at the e him, Excarsion The last harvest gouth will leave Omaha u tober 14, vin the Wi outh, rsion for the 4:50 p. m., Oc- DISTRICT COURT. Shipp l‘uuml Guilty of Assault With William \luml. the August stiot Dora. Bowm ing her sister’s house on street, is booked for the The prosecu- tion closed its side of the case at noon yester- day, when the defense made an attempt to prove that Shipp was insave at the time tho shooting At o'clock the v who last nas she was enter- outh Seventeenth victing the de to kill. In Judge Doane’s court the Salisbury against the works company was commenced, ing the month of January, 18sf, Balisbury was in the employ of the at Flovence, working on the ¢ While he was raising some timbers, the of the windlass struck him, bruising his arm very severelv. He laid oft ten days and th went to work handling stono and_ shoy coal. Now hes in court and payment for the injuries he su August Utoft of menced a damago ment of Some timo of having sold liquor withe thrown into juil. The jail is 1l affair and is situated near a hog pen. By reason of the close confinement and the stench from the hog yar f now cluims that his health has been injured and that nothing but a $5,000 Judgment will ever make him a well man, ndant of assault with intent caso of John American John company nse and Grand Concer At the Coliseum this evening, mission only 25 cents. Ad- Low Rates East. The Ohio & M s frc > following low rate s Boston, $16.00; Philadel- #1105 Bultimoro and Washington, Albany, 3 ly. : Buffulo mul S 810.00; Jamestown, burg, Iu 8.0 Columbus and ion, For fmllhx information 4 L dress A. J. Lytle, G, W, P. l.,.,;um:.,\.sl. Louls, Mo. A Painful Ac ident. Conductor Coganof the cable line met with & very painful acgilent Thursday nizht. He was assisting in putting in the new rope on the Dodge and North Twentieth street line, when he slipped and fell. In doing so ho grabbed hold of the rapidly moving cablo with his right hand, and in” an instant two of his fingers we lled oft und the inside of his hand frightfully mutilated, )., $8.00; on or 105 N. 10,000 reople Visit the Coliseum daily. G cert. Benutiful displuys. Melvillo tonight at cents admission to all, Mrs. Morcer, municure, 404 Beo bldg ANNOUNCEN and con- The great the Coliseum, 25 NTS, Miss Agness Hernd successful comedy dram: for the first time in Omaha last season, proved herself to be an actress of uncommon force and magnetism, gifted with sonal churms, and displaving intense ness and thorough intelligence strong, vivid and in sting, She will & three aight's engagementat the opera bouse next Sunday evening o Helle Marle,” and the' reserve seat sale at usual prices will open this morning, , who presented her La Belle Marie,” ro per- On Monday next W. J. Scanlan, the well known nnn comedian, will open’ a threo agement at Boyd's opera house, nting tho followlng ropurtolrs Monday Myles Amons" Fuesday evening, sh Minstrel," and Wednesday even- Shane-Na-Lawn,” During thése per- formances Mr. Scanlan will sig the follow- ing songs, which are of his own composi: ana 1, Love," . O Live, he \\\lufi » SWhat's in a Kiss, Over the Moul- ulight at “Peggy e RRose ing the Myrtle With Mary," “Rl'ml mber Boy, You' Irish” and *"The Low Back Car,”” Mr, Scanlan has long been known as one of the best balladists in the country, many of his songs having become celebrated in both Europe und America. The sale of seats for the entiro engagement will SOWMERCe thls worning, SICK AND PENNILESS, g Man Who Depends on the ion Hospital Co, of Minneapolis. County Agent Mahoney received three more applicants for county ald yestorday morning, none of whom, he thinks, are cntitled to {t—bocause of non-resi- dence. This installment serves to intensify the belief that surrounding boroughs and municipalities themselves by Sndeayoring to folst paupers and in- rables upon this county forcare and trans- portation The most these itinerate consumptive: ve the name of cmacia which had his body noticeable of was a thin man whe John wore ¢ certificate printed on blue Which, in large type, was the following UNTON HOSPITAL COMPANY, Capital Stock $60,000, Ot Minneapolls, Minn. o the guated n one sideof this emblazonment w { the following, who were de P. B, Lacoy secrotary; I divector, belon ged D und 810 and was marked $10 on poor left hand corner; document, purported to bea receint John Smith, employed at Ford & Ken- nedy,” of £10, which *entitles him upon pre- sentation” of the document “to admission, , medicine and board in aby of the »d onthe back of this ce ¢ term_of one year from hereof when sufferi n any i sickness hereafter received or disabling him from manual labor, ndition endorsed thereon, de apartof this contractand Iiomas vice presid C. Allen, tre The from hospitals 1 cate fort which are for his riod not dollars per w nd support for lon 1 twenty-six weeks w treatment in the hospital for perc ternal accidental injury, showing visible sign thereof, and caused directly by external vio- lence. Uxion Hospimrn Co, M. Staric On the reverse side of the pag alist of the leading eitics of the country, to which is afiixed alist of hospitals w which v is guaranteed admission. Among these is that of the Clarkson memorial hospital of this city 1 1so to five furthier cox , said Hnl S0 Ln 1 could mot take 180 the management was i > Union_hospital com pany d and was not bound by any of its igmor mentic promises The doctor, howeve ml him kindly, prescribing for him ing bim some Tonoy to tomporarily provide for hinsel, Thé matron said she jmew of no agreement with such a company as_had issued the cex- tificate and_thought that cither the city or county should furnish the unfortunate youug man with a ticket to his home, Smith said that he had paid the alleged Union compan for the certificate last June, when was working near Duluth; that there were hund uments sold at prices ranging that shortly after | he went to work near Whitewood, a firm named Pord & Kennedy, and_ that he hud worked for them up to about five wecks ago. He did not anticipate being sick, he said, and had expended all bis money There was no hospital nearer to tho Black Hills than that in Omaha. The Fremont, Elkhorn had_given lim g pass aud he had core hore penniloss, Me railroad contractor, who h ral ganrs of railroaders in the Bluckc Hills, was shown tho cortificuto und had never scen anything like it Sl ot ot think o wasa Traud. The firm mentioned on 1t were sub-con- tractors for D. D, Streator & Co.of Dead- Dak., for ailroad men were questioned the certiticate, but all expressed , never having secn such a document 33 stwithstanding the highflown promises onthe instrument, poor Smithis an object of t must be helped in some manner burden on the county for many am was sent to Tue B spondeut at. Minneapolis inquiring : corre- to the nion hos- Stated that no s o Judging from the statome ol St the numl who had purch similar certif salled for in sums rangir also from the number on his ticket, the number of people who have been duped must have been very large. The young man was taken ont to the county poor farm yesterday afternoon, where he will be cared for temporarily. Melville Tonight. The great and only Melvilleat the Coliseum this evening,9 p.m. See him. PULL DOWN THE WALL, The Rain Causes Damage to the Tenth Street Abutment, ain did serious damage to the vall and abutments at the north end of the new viaduet on Tenth strect. The fillingin of the former street at. this point closed tho outlet for the surface water coming down Jackson and Tenth, anda storm sewer was being constructea to carry it away asan- nounced several days ago, it was uot com- pleted in time, and Thursday's rain filled up the low place {n the rearof the walls to the depth of two “The water cut through the recently filled-in earth, and undermined the foundations which began to settle. Some of the wall will have to be rebuilt, and ing down is under way. It is havdly i ble that this will d Lie completion of the viaduet, although it will entail an additional outlay of several thousand dollars, The con- ropose to look to the city to make good th as the delay in completing the sewer is what caused the washout. 10,000 People Visit the Coliseum daily, cort., Beautiful display Melville tonight attl cents admission to all, Elmwood Park Bridge The park commissioners met in special ses- sion yesterduy to award the contract for building the three iron bridges in Elmwood park. There were eight bids, The lowest was from the Milwaukeo bridge and iron works, This company agree the three bridges for &7, stone worlks at §, 40 lu.“m awarded the contract. rand con- The great Coliseum. 25 and W it was §cla only 1n cans: PRIVE BAKING POWDER €O, Kirishaco, Now Xerk Chlcesu Eao YT THE OMAHA DAIL Y BEE URDAY, OCTOBER 11, 1800 ontracts Awarded The board of public worksand twenty contractors met at 1:30 o'clock yesterday | afternoon The latter were interosted in the award of one grading and two sewer contracts, For grading Park street from Bust avenve to the city limits, there were five bids. | Murphy of Plattsmouth was the lowest bid der. +e will do the work for 12 cents per yard ¢ coustructing the & Dally secured the cont ana Hamann district 124, cublo s0WH MeGav ock ot for distriet 121 the contract f he lowest 1 3 in the side or chest, ache prompt relic ¢ using Chiam berlain's Pain Itis reliable, Forsale by all drug- gists, Another Omuhan Honored, Dr. R. 8. Knode of this city has just clectea president of the American phono logicol society now concluding avery interest i1 sssion at Loulsville, Iy, The society is made up entirely of expert nose and throat specialists and ts membership is limited to_such ouly. The election of D Knode to the presidenicy greatly honors him and does An effort is being made to secure the nest session of the society for this city. been Grand Concert and Exposition Atthe Coliseum this evening. missiononly 25 co Ad- Army Private John J, Clark, company A, T first infantry, will be discharged the on November 12, 10 cond Licute apers D. Vance, Six te mnmnm\,h letailed for duty on gen- eral recraiting s ce for the Department of the Platte, at Fort Du Chesne, Utab. Atthe Coliscum, The exposition closes next Monday., T his ovenmg the Knizhts of Pythias attend a body, and for Sunday afternoon and snered coneert ounced with a varied an d interesting programme, HAVE YOU SEEN IT? 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Third—Medicines aro pured in our laboratory exactly fo suit ach cuse, thus effecting cures without injury. Drs. Betts & Betts, |w9 DOUGLAS STREET ) OMAHA. NEB. Bt DK'NKI':W»M ANGANESL i)«' B rg(n' D \V; ; E}((ELSI Dureticwliric Selvent C.B. MOORE & CO., Acenrs. DR BAILEY, Graduate Dentist, A Full Sct of Teeth, on Rubber For Five Dollars. A perfect it gunrantoed, Teeth extracted without paln_or danger. and wittout w thetles. Gold and silver fillingy at lowest rates, Bridge and Crown Work, Teeth withs out pintes. Al work warranted OFFICE PAXTON BLOCK, 16TH AND FARNAM gEntracce, 16th street elevator. Open eveus ns until § o'clock. DR. KENSINGT ON, it s thom for —ZEye and Ear Surgmn— 1310 Dodge Street. Bpectacles accurately fitted, Abslutely rellabile perfecly safe,most power fulfemaly ator o iver Gl 93 Vo plainld one' % Addres LION DRUG (o, Buthio, N ¥o R e e b ONIZ L\IJO‘&' Both the method and results when Syrup of Pigs is taken; it is pleasant ad refresling to the taste, and acts gently yet promptiy on the Kiduneys, Liver and Bowels, clemses the sys tomeffectually, dispels colds, hend iches and fevers and cures habitual constipation, 8y rup of Figs is the nly remely of its kind ever pro luced, plesing to the taste and ac- ceptable to the stomach, prompt in its action and truly beneficial in its effects, p.\pnml only from the most healthy and agreeable substances, its many excellent qualities commend it to all and have made it the most pnpulnr remedy known. yrup of Figs is for sale in 50c and §1 bottles by all leading drug- gists. Any reliable druggist who way not have it on hand will pro- are it promptly for any one who wishes to tiy it.~ Do not accept any substitute, CALIFORKIA FI6 SYSUP €0, SAN FRANCISCO, CAL, LOUISVILLE, K. NEW YORK, N.Y. AMUSEM Boyd's, Upera HnUse 4 THE FUN BEGINS T Zhursday,Oct. 9 NIghts WHE! Saturday Matince. >lot Little Fun Big. Box sheet open Wednesday no ular prices, o Three Nights A E el TR T SUNDAY O0CT. 12. EXTRAORDINARY ATTRACTION, Special En Talented Actress, RAGNES HERNDON In her lutest and best suceoss, “a Belle Maris” ed soat sule opens at usual prices, nmul.u morning Oct. 1ith, at O a.m. Bouds THREE NIGHTS Commencing Monvlflv, Qctober 18. Change of billat each performanee. The Rep- erentiive TS G ONER IAN, W. J. SCANLAN. BK-A-BOO." Monday buumu. Oct.. 130, “Nyles Aroon.’”’ Tuesday Evening, Oct. 14th, ‘“Lhe Irish Minstrels Wednesday Evening, Oct. [5th, “Shane-Na-TLiawn.’ caeh sement of the formance, IL RSl SO LIRS DAY AT THE - Great Exposition, Grand Concert this Afternoon and Evening. Marvelows Melville! Direct from the (rystal Palace, London, in s Sensational and Oviginal Act, Entitled AN CH U RERDESCIET: Melville accomplishes vhe Most Terrific LD UGS YOV TL 55 - - 10 Cents. Scholars 28 Cents Dime Eden [\lusee, WILL LAWLER, MANAGER. CORNER 11TH AND FARNAM STS, WEEK T, General Admussion =« OMAHA Thive Headed Song ¥ and Ly n Burdé Hurion aud Edvrd s b o Tynch Children. it ORI EE 51 GOLD MEDAL, PARIS, 1878, W. BAKER & €O JBreakast Coca In abwlutely gure ant v ts sofeibis, No Chemm(( & mized with Stareh, A and s therefore fur aduimbly ¢ w0 persons i heaithe 80ld by Grocers everywhere, W. BAKER & CO., Dorcheuter. Mass. OPIUM e hort mn -nu o dollar. See signature of E. wl KI“ fllN['lOVll Witheach fi'mL. ForSmle By All Drugglste OUR Shoes were made and finished i a2eare nol afraid b back < 2,000 pair fine made with Goodyear Welt, for like good ' Our “Workingman'’s" the manufacturer has greatly is perfect. kinds of last anticipating an incre Good Advice. It was Cowper who said, **To be well dressed, well bred and well equipped ticket good enough to pass us readily through every door.” The first of the above qual- ifications can be obtained by chasing from us one of our Fine Cheviot Suits which are equal in style, finis! | material to the best tom worls, | pur: and apov ed cus- DRS. MERRILL 4 ana Surgienl Disoases ana ar, No# ¢ ani Chost Special Attention to Diseases of Wo men and Children. Tho doctors have had y hospitila of Brooklyn and Naw Yorkand are among ive most succosstul and widely kEown specilises i Wocous To Young an Tost Manh Middle-Aged Me uihance, dutl, UnHt forstudy o w burden, safely, perman Blood and Skin Discases. Syphills, o dlscase wmost dreadful In it resulty, completely eradicated. nitw-Urinary Gleet, Syphills, Hydros euts to wArrlage succoss fully safoly and permanently o | Btructions sent by ex B 4 cents 10 samps (0 Insure reply | 218 Fiftcenth Opera Hou DR, J E. McGREW The Specialist, Opposite Boyd's Omaha, Neb, 1 | I STRICTUICE, or ; 18 cured | Boe, N. K. Cor. lith and Faruam Su, eoirance o8 eltheratroc, Omabs Neb arefully as ibove are an extraordinary bargain. shoes for §1. turning out better than ever this fall, ever offered for sale at such a low price. All our otherdepartments are loaded with new goods. ased trade. PRICES Open until 8 p. m. & MERRILL SHOE DEP'T. Is crowded with new goods for the fall, and notwithstanding the steadily advancing price of leather weare in a position to offer our fall goods at same moderate pr Department so pupul\r in so short a time, the manufacturer's thought of advancing prices that have made our Sho Our stock for the fall was ordered very carly, befo the material was selected with care and the in the best workmanlike manner, and we are now offering not only the largest assortment, but also the best made Skoes for Men and Boys, Zonesé goods With owr guarantee. In signalize the opening of the Fall Season in this Department we place on sale to-day, Calf Shoes, Con is llu same quality and make which we warrante Goodyear Weltat ¢2. 50. >ss and Lace, sold last scason as a great bargain at §2.7: ood for wear and clasticity as Hand-sewed Shoes, know Shoe Stores would charge at least This Shoeg The or 84 W $3.50 5, of which wesell thousands of pairs every season, ars _- We have placed early orders for enormous cuantities arz IIIIIVIH\( :«dupon the make of them. No more honest shoe wag Itis solid leather throughout, and the make and finis}y Nothing short of $2.00 will buy such a shoe elsewhere, In the finer grades we show an exceptionally large assortment, all styles of toes, shoes to fit any foot. and .111‘ In every line we have put ina big stocl LOWEKR THAN BEVER. Saturday, 10 p. m. 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W are showiny HUNDREDS of articles suitab'e for WEDDING and other GIFTS, at prices ranging from #1 un to $1,00, All our customers are TREATED ALIKE, whether tholr purchases be SMALL or GREAT. MAX MEYER & BRO,, Sixteenth and Farnam Straachks, Omaha, N 4§ ESTABLISHED 1860. #3 NO CURE! NO PAY. DrDOWNS 1818 Douglas Street, Omaha, Neb. A resuiar graduateln medicine as diplomu show | s suilleitring wig Urinary Organs ateo o0t i) b oo, Oice ho o 0 "5 1012 m