Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, October 12, 1890, Page 13

OMAHA DAILY Biic, DAY. OCTOBER, 12, 1890—TWENTY PAGES. Always trying to outrival all compelition, ever ready to exert ourselves totheutmostto make the phenomenal Special Sale: R thesuccess of which have inthe past made our name a houses N / D) f hold word and famous a Il overthisseetion of the country, we g3 [ [ have hit thebuil's eye again, and NEXT MONDAY, inaug- urate a Greater Shoe Sale than Omaha Ever saw Before. LADIES’ LADIES We take a com= Workingmen’s Men's sewed calf Men's Calf Childyen's Goat Spring Heds Hond Welts,| WAGERESTS, | "™~ | (R e ‘ LACE SHOES st in tied anl §eooivpaR WELTS &1 R d ¢ al y ; s §to 104, tipped or plain. kid shoesand mark 150 | plain, congress and sId always by us at $1.25, b this Lo dl. \ 73 > Reduced froom Inopera and com- 23 them ; _ s e $l lace, Reduced to Pat.tip,in French, $-?-50 7 PR\ 2 Chiildren's YT/’A‘.J £3 AP, ch, ‘ , / This line cannot be B2.50 ‘B) Goat, Spring Heels, dongola, ete.” They will go quick. ‘ , C duplicated. B -t e TS 4 oy — C— % T « > e | co—— 7 We are wcoming |JZEN THITH MEN'S This shoe will cost #1.10 oxcept 7% \ short of sizes in our line at this sale. —THE-- Wetakeall r et . ' ) of men's # call shoes. 17 ) < e —— — AL i G i bt , p \ For this weok's trade | SAMALL F Fine Shoes. Boys Grain Tipped Shogs, 5o e ~ . N7 we tako a line ol mon's R1.265 Plazn Donoola J bl L 2 ' hand welt, in lico | wohaveracal il - 8$1.2B5 > and goat shoes and $3 7 and congress and mark ce 3 We have received a o This week wo markthem 7 " A Incommon sense A 7 1be g s vy g B """"N‘L‘I Juchlts 5 . ; how We can 1t you i |t nevest i nidest syl - d " 2 Widths Bto B. _Wehave , 2 aust B 2 soe 1u the niskel Boys' Seamless Button Shoes, Thismakes a line |ne of s fine ¢ WE MARK for $1.80O that you oes for i 2 $1.50 ork 11 cannothelp buying | liras in Paris ki cunot )7 MEN'SVELVET We mark o cunng line of boys® solid but- #he for loss than 84 5 o e e 1 S , . 7 f . ton shoes down forthia sale to $1.50, $2 |droiasd ol lERE B . Embroidered _Siippers, | [t : 2 ' 2 7 Y T M2 e a2 chool Shoes, S S 7 > ©O0c : mon sense, ress i | 3 close out aline of them ] lete line of the new I boys'sehool shoes in grain leather v sizes 11 to and opera lasts, ) o De sure and see| Ladies' patent tip- $5 D Z % Men's Cork Sole Shoes Tnlaceand congress, sizes 3to pedandtrimrmed T 7 ‘ i 7 I« A lotof sizes in rogular $1.75 our ladies Wontime shses Z 7 ? B83.50 shoes will b sole at / Z )5 e taken Hie of men's calt cork solobals Wehave just put inan o % Z A and marlk ther 8.50 for thissale, Foreold i 1 2 Shoes French kid turns shos and 2 A g can he worn without rubbe Jdhavedry fee 1 33 neh Jeid tuyrns shos and / : N 1 lout rubber havedry feet. Q.;l Tu Lo arion ) Vi e x G 2 . 7 % g lino of youths’ button size us and handl rio \ine nas al- : , > Our line of youths’ button sizes 11 ] ” ; S $5 ; - i Z to 1 will go at thissalc at $1per pr. wells I e’ | SVaYS been our $4 % 3 R . 7Y 7 Z / S . wells al this cveele's | S0V ' Youths'Seamless Button Shoes H1.60 This call shoe cannotbe equalled, sale, T his week $3. ‘We Pay Express ASK for our Ladies® all Mail Or’ Cler,s $3 Shoes of Edwin C. Burts’ Indics’ fine shoes In mtent tipy plin, opera, New to wake room for his fall line at this York,Common Sense, Vo havemark= sale, Burt turs in opera and New ed lines of shoes down to $3 for this & ) 3 L h-““ ki York and sale that will surprise you, fn quali- < 5 & & Purt’s kid welts in New Yor! ty as well as style : & Common Sense lasts, $4.50. . 5 A » These goods neel no recommenia« : e ) - > ! t a3 every lady Knows LADIES' WHITE KID SLIPPERS \ ) KL tion on our par' y : 7 £ that when we offer her |lhllrl'w nlmlrl'l : > N 50. 8 4 - Wehaveput in a heantiful line of . i o N "'l;‘“‘ ‘?m“l’:n:':v*frn‘:w‘e:f :"r‘hm‘l - & : YR y gn) shoe house where sho could be Slippers. 3 ; R o o n orado, 1 seous almost increditblo &ool compan, hestory is that of an inno- | Octooer 14, anc ue Iy until tt ¢ bott Charles Pratt, he st "—\‘i“““Ll 1y white nil e tecth. V\h-} was that th ection of the Black Hills only gent, blusning young girl who thrown offby | of tho cone rrsion rates have been | that sne porsmally edrns s | in thise days ot at Lof gty short. year was_inhabited ouly by tho erlover, assumes the rolo of an avenging | arranged for of ten or more from any | SOu, an 3 e mani, S profits are ol Hh e g yote, antelope and red deer, and the ran foming Attractions at the Theaters During | Nemesisin thoshap of o French wonan, | oue point osall the milroads centering here. | 88 much more, While “the fortu But Newcastls Has Grown to be a Very with au occassional prospector stakings and lures her lotrayer todestruction- justic : b supposed to possess has been mate S 9 an oil claim or prospecting for col in th the (urrent Week. asshe rightfully terms it. As Jean Igleside, | *The Hustler,” which has doneo rema mented by her stage earnings, it unconscious of her b 3 Flourishing City. surrounding canyons. It is now acity thag the trusting ng girl, Miss Herndon is | ble business in Om ha, considering the new largely been acquired by speculation, is 'y patois charming], ) votes at the Last election, i lI:lmrmiwly imple and girlish, and 1\5![:n: nw(ng l‘x'".ncum«‘?t’ will close 1{»’ eng: .zv- probably overestimated. Rose \lan has preserved a sile sopulation, with an ex aughing, mocking, beautiful, scomful, be- | mentat the Boyd this evenng. A number e domestic affairs which refec d 1 ches s JDVICE TO A STAGESTRUCK GIRL. | Lo o e L Betve. Mearieo> | of judicious changes have been made In. the Durmas’ Practical Joke. < or. " Her lla s e anaveistis o | TN METROPOLIS OF WYOMING Nt b s tisbeaa with an inmitable French dialect, she is | play, ¥ s ben conpresied aud tho | M. Alexandr Dunas bas lately bow amus- wd tothatske does u ofbroad gauge calibre, and fullof westerr most superb, and shows marvelous dramati piece now runs with much smootiness. John | 0 15msile gy the expense of the managerial b never has objected, and not until | . v [ X Of course the railroad Platchford Kavanaugh Loses HisMax- | talnt. Thereis nogestire, pose or move- Komel s nd Max Arnoid_ao tho funof the | pf S0 0 sl Hea i b | Clinton Edgerly made public ‘matters which | This it Wil bs Before Many Yearsif | | cducatorsand promoter s 'y ade, whicl aning, 1SS iste y Mau 14 arrison. N e, e b a: sall g =) Ll ave re; e las Mis: o civ " created Newoistly 01 of Emma Abbott— Eduard overy tum of her _magnifeont fgure s in- | dancer and hor at is ahwars cucored Vou | bisnawo from tho title pase. Ho sent it1o | trial befor a critical New York pullic, aid Realized —Other Prom- citizens the commerce of a hemisphere. 1ts tenied to convey a thought. She is thor- | should, however hear John Kemell's funny | the manager of a well-known theatre with a casons s astar in some of the ex ting isi Towi ow! 08 Wi P IEiAtine hE$La Dolibemme oughly artisticin this regird, so much sothat | stories if you want to cujoy 8 good laugh. note asking his consideration on behalf of | roles of the draina, Rose Coghlin's name his e e e e theauditor islost in amazement at the Sd- | oy Eoe Musee in presenting the Bijou lhri\\‘urk, bulll‘{';'nur; 'k“':""mmlf}y\,“mlw stood among the foremost —professionally of Newcastle car. scarcely accommodate the some girl “L‘(: "‘fm'“"““‘“ "‘;‘“"v IRIFRE | certain to please. The bux office will be open et :fu:":‘-n)_"“f‘\fgr"ag'gfl:{;"i‘fl' In a fow days he roceived his manuscrint, | temptible us it is unmanly, Bk |-The 10th day of this month one | anew, maguificent stracturo is under con- D the e T roratatte for avme | 3fler 100 clock this moruing for tho sale of | Gin,” chster, 1t ¥ composed OF twenty | Sl Withit 4 not the contents of which | Josph Jeffersou mturncd to New York | Yearsgo gwe birth to_ thonow famous city | structbu by Killpatrick Bros. & Coliins, ot ontlmhl sl(‘ ':t uml:)“ sl filguc reserved seats at the Grand’s usual prices, Star irtists and present & spicialty entortai. | Luss DeknOND to overy one who b e ,,,mm.‘,),.,‘,»;‘.[,\“:};..,,,_?(l,,, ;'d < m{ of Newcastle, Wyo. It 1 mald thit thy & ‘lhl}rl_v};nllrl-i w;sl of liere, ulrll\xfl\:flllpy 'n'. ges8ipnd o shiaroes s mausgeral Do g0 ginearince of W J. Scanlan tomorrow | ment that leads all troupes of this kind, | T manager regrotted its uisuiablenes, | 23t Mon hen the retearsals o heavens were overcast, the clouds lowering | [0 Stk 18 tho now town of Meriue, the tice. But the following from a Councll | oyning wiil bo animportant theatrical event. | Billy Doherty is a eon antoninit and | and peturned it, with thank i protime] D o Palmer's | mnd the winds were atplay, blowing aperfen | Ditionyand winter tormtnus of the B & M. Bluffs young lady seems to require u an- | Mr, Sculan, whoso nume is @ bouschold | throws any amount of mirth into the per- | '\ "y el on S50 divector of another a fUr ool enggenons ot this | #ale, when the western metropolis of ail, | of cattio hive. boon shipped. from this pwer word throughout the United States, will pre- | formance. Powers and Emersom ar ho | thotre, from whom he received the sune | pomos i ST Eloir wt s The cone | coal and gas handl taih ahitinss b pointnto et lor o Rl s s Gt i = sent, thres of his most ular plays, seleet- | acknowledged leadersin thesong and dance : = (s ; se SHL A Lt L ushered 1nty existence b Lo e S i Couscrr, Bruees T My Dear 3 | sent three o most popular plajs. " ¢ | answer,and then to another and ot Pt , HH Sy : ; D S e g s Lo founger: Iwant to g the Ian | ing for his opening piece his litest aa line and have no equals. Harry Dupont is | ; Rt (HS moris ReRIIE pauy ¢ ll Bs(nantin ;‘; x“‘v‘ z\-\nm 1‘,\.‘,’ Largenumbers of men rode and were driven n:;u-'-‘. e aaiin ,“;. 2 ‘j,"’ ‘"H," ‘-“;1{" : gt el e i d pretty | suicossiul L e aelinn e s absoely ' tho' moi uber mun it T e e ot s et (e s, Jo L ronce, M. SO0 | long distances to purchase lots of 25 feot Fads ofithe wmpsuyigueies y my frie er, | Armon,” which has been hoartily endorsed by | Ameri o secms to be withut a , Miss Alten, the of the town 3 extraondina py load o tho stuee ds Doy objce press fnd public. The play is in fouracts | bouein hisbody, Litle Amnie Nelson, the Eewetifg : Sisie Lom ony s ) each. Tefore the diy had | trin of twenty-threo cars in less than un ery lovely ho : : ; i € his declared that if e dosed 30,00 wort operty had been | hour and send tie rough e e osc-d 10 my Joining the chorus, Hut tt hearted landlord are conspicuos by the and or myasi YCiog: A pLinEEYeF ROy producet simply onits merit and without | 7 R ivhla Al i R e Haimiab s e e mout g oy LY BAd 1 cos tho pulaco Stook cars s on and L would ke you to tell mehow to | sence. The story is domestic in_character, | gether with her physical d ity 1 me of the author, he shall dei i S by for the | ommenced at the mouth of Coal canyon. | oo W WECE SN Hotex An satings. et @ hearig. s 1t necessiry o have issaid to be highly interstingand very clov: [ decided hit. But the greatest attract 3 1t for nothing as & reward for’ the pric- | sanag SORSHAE 0 R0 rOPOIOLY JAE S ' Than theB, &) oud had only reached | fiouse 4t the depots and KK Hlpatrick Fros. Yolee cultivated, £ Muue. | erly told. The piece will be gi Lawlr _‘"“"":‘.‘“‘:1“"':‘.:‘Ht\b:""‘\l"“"-\ cal backing of hisopinion, and he will be |° = cawlord, Neb., ninaty-eight nriles southeast, | Collins have o lirge supply store of generas surprisedat this letter, coming as it | até produ 0 with new scenery, the Persian fakir and sorcorer. He his @+ | givon pormission to consult the critics onit. 3 i ro, 404 Bee bldg. { but now, since the steel r: £ that line | merchandise. Other branches of lu: a Council Bluffs girl, I haye al- { and properticsand during the action of the | tonished the old world with his mysterious Mis. Mer i > bIg. | but wow, since the steel rails of that line | merchundise - O anches ‘of bus 5 . sistor city was too ¥t. | Play Mr. Scanlan will sing the following [ incantations and the wowerhe holds over his Musical and Dramatic, R T : p linya reactied tho nd beyond, thogritly | Th3, S0 ¥ ? T s thought that our sis ter city was o play g [ aranAes and eI, Lot ORD » TO CLEAN UP. ¢ > ; : 2 ing the fo 3 2 | songs, written and composed by himself for | fellow men, Heis anoddity, a curious mix: It is reportel that poodhearted Lotta has inbabitants, secure in t possessions of Mer " vely arary,too solidly gromded 1 the ol New | $o83, written and comy ALY tureof thena anispirfinal, “cits thrtil. | o o418 TPOCtel thas goodhioaried Lobta tng | 4 s oming moroplis, and with un | Sua aoinowill be a lively poini Englind fuith toadmitof its daughters hav- | SLive. My Love, Ob, Live ©1) = | ing axplo ar, trembling, doubting | LokeR BO0O worth i the propoed | gne Disease Breeding Localities to Be | 8 ming - nutromlis, and 3 ute | road pushes on further west. Gralers aro at i sl et [l L ld G UG R AR R Lasiirits R i e e UL o ago. RS e T e borned | dntheir | fexhuustablo | vork fomn seontyfiivo to o hunirce niles footlights. Buteven in thostaid Iowa mu- | ulw “Peck-aBoo” On Tusday ey The th songstroas will alo re- | Muutle Barwymore's oy il will be | Thea fhirs e Gaidedihat a- igs | (2500008, _siow the falli s ] Mink oC hewe busll tenor Uisly HGK teii micipiity there seoms o be hearts thatthrob | *The Trish Minstrel” will be , | main wnother week tofllow thoso who have | ader the munnzenent of J. 5L ¥l will be 2 e oear It akl e o | In them by the nstant ercotionof substan. | 184108 will commonce bo with o Lope that some day their owners will 2 (ERB Y ol aaliEEtho e asatient || inotaiad to now see the m ude & Stntand i L Ovo] i A I 8 g tial bricx blocks that would bo & creditto | fhome o oy il selting the world on fire, day ovening. Lu both playsMr, | wonderful phenomenaof tho nincieenth cen- | Snery for his mew play, by Augustus stop the spread of diph- | o\ " ) ke pionion iSparengop land Marie says sholias o gool homes all she | S vill sing new aud originalsongs of | Wry. Thomas, fs well under wi been isucdto that | MDY cwsterncity. Iuthe ciosing years of tho | awaiting the homesteader. The sl is deep wants; parnts who oppose horcraze oo on | his own composition - i R T Mr. and Ms, Kendal will begin th | 1alaking maiire || S cooxeine is dgbbed tha iiitagy Gty [iand aligotly improsnataliveilh aliatine con: His Marvelous Voice Lost, ! : 4 . F o Plins," (e : coled to be o fine fertilizer, especially o tor the staze, and then she adds thatif shoonce - : ond Amer cnt at the F s - yorRae iy of the Puins," but in its palmiest da; ALl i g il B it 1t shewouit o back to| It 1s said that w omofactor of the tun- | Blitchford Kavanaugh has lost his marvel- | muo “thoter i - n the matte ¢ g 10 0 | ooy o iapiyed more su btantil entpets | Wioat growig it. Thon why i hewen's namo lewe itl g incidentsof life in New Yor ous volce. Hisonce sweet, soulful, childish | open with “The ce,” & play with which | 0 u with the A taom. thin. Thve oonl smortim of chenirte | Retuming from the front 1 lald overone ¥ st oontont, Marie, with the bappiost Lot | €aused half so much merriment as the no notesnew echo in the recollections of the | they have long been i L Rowden oo structions 2 e night al siding scven, or what will here 3 A b oA Sk ity prisonors { West. Itistrucof ne, however, that | po ; o Helong 5o will ever find—a’good lome and @ lovidg | famous s Toaver, Mar Elln R thousands of people whom his melodies kave | _Mr. C. Hadden Chambers,the author of w Chief Seavey t ho ity prisoners o owever, that | bo known as Bdgemont, the junction of th ather and mothe etter, upon whicl S e e X FOT SR A ALY > | it nover can or will iavé the resources’ that | Deasge i iRl don: . s oRng o v TSN DAY Stain Swilt. arived on tho Aler from | Worknext Monlay cloaning the paved alleys, | It nover can ox will Lave the ppow sk adwood line. Th yis rapidly con- Lot Vaunting ambition Is mt enutled | *Mckenua's Flirttion? in whith Bury | deligited. Fiswonderful notes wero ona | prthiilh SMUB1 STEEST M UG ALCE IO | andal o s thit may be fou s o O on v owr, Cstlo tho | etructiog & fine ho I ase and to much anxicty, lst she gt @ tumn. | 8nd Fayare to appear for four nights und | the inspiration of throngs of people, his voice | thy prouction next mouth of o Id them to the provisions of the «ty | L G5 AR B0 e of the son interesta of | 30 around house. Edgemont be an ble, for shoasks if it’s necessary to have her | Saturday matinee, commencing 'nnn-“y made Patti weep, But allof the boy's won- | which he wrote forthe Lyceum theater co "",‘l‘.',"_‘"“’";‘ il be removed y Killpatrick Bros, & Collins alone (of which I .“mx:"r‘“fi"mrf;’“‘(‘-“'“' It is situated onthoe yoice cultivated for the chorus, Julgiag | Octoberid, at Boyl's opra louse. In Ui | dorful singing is nowa thing of the past, His | pany e D O | kave & full account in aformer letter, and | oy ooy from tover ciiruses | haveheard this sos: | OXtastl wire ey ok a6 HimiLe: voieois settlinginto the deeper tones | Jake Rosenthal, cne of tho best advmce | A% mud aid i Aichdln Who huve 1w o £ pay v mine : nphatically, No. But my om *Muldoo c D ! Aresen s st Sunday was his farewell | TCn in the country, wt ast week was ne. B AT s hundred reats o ccnough little girl, do you know the misrabls | 8nd beststarring piece Darrvand Fay lave | of muhool. Last Sundaywas his faewell 1 U0 0 5 SISO astor: com e to build up a city 1 of th | | 4 A existince you R conempliting with envy | enjoyed continuous fayor, They are univer- | at Grace church. Then he sang withx pany, will take a new pldy bn the road inside bl el he oo ol Sha RIS R0 || Yol of 3 of the nne with itsor pud desiret sal favorites and have & warm plae 1 the [ than ordimry feeling “He Was D A Bt b AT L G TEtRG [b we il Chwate & > attention under the uew order of M e, 0OkL0 L - | chard ilke groves of cottonwood, historio Ited ‘Asthe loved and clerished daughter of o | hearts of the populace. — From all accounts | and Rejected.’? the evening service he | sensation. FRE BRI 805 b Inadndos yon, the graveyard of the Metz's and \d liore, you bave a position and a pl Mk eun Flir in which these | gavoup his mgdal for excellence which 1 P el irves anc icers Dibbern, A mose Beasmly ot many others of the early pionesrs, near by, J s o " 4 A A modern society pla called o Iberand Haze were dc 1 this s made at Connclsvill aud beyond, stretching 1 thenorth and far world | you are somebody. As a chorus | clever cmedians has s long worn, and received thol k IRAIOED sociaky Rl 5 aales ¥ LRl v e by Prof g limadlios il nd | v ¥ girl you would o hanging | the greutest plays n for genuine [ing of his pistor amd tho congrega. | y-iay Barter bydr. Charls Cozhlan, will | o i o In vestiguto thoslleys, wolis,bacles | 1Y TIRF, Ssobh wost in the dim and hazy distance, the grand Founidark the You would get eternall wusic and dsncing, and, unliko [ tion, 'On Saturlay. he will Leave for Now | peprodiced by Miss lose Coghian durin 3 ies, cesspools, water closits, and | B€oldlst ind goeral nanuer pancramic view of the Black Hills Booldad by @ tired, nervous o u | most of the farce-comedies of IS elass, bis & | York with H. H. Getty and his daughter, [ 0 Week begiining Octoberid in Deny s within the city Linits now inan | Mk Brot b eallun A plailiie s il o e & Shotsan]. exsetie stty | 80, fuiny plot, and is an interesting story. | and soon after they will sail for Europe for I e a oy | EAswr sl o /itha book, | 0f this coul for coniing pusposes, A Dr. Birney cures catarrh, Bee blig. nnoyanees that could ¥ Tho leave of abscace grant: Herr Ed- |8ix months' travel Young Kavansugh's | S0% Howard's “Love Lattars i ch oficer | > supplied w ook, | Rt RS o Fpp: - Privaie 1ite. Yo would bo smatbod by tho | uand Simmass sl b iracei oy | Voice has eon. settlisg for the past thrw | | Nahun Frauko's frst orchestral « 1 Al et il heep 8 comyiase L | ifas now tndaE ensthiation 100 bo6 Hive coke ATALE OF WOE, fuperior mombers of the compny. “You | the Emperor Francis Joseph of Austris to | months, aud it was deemcd best that last | Now Vork this season will taie plac RIS ROSK R WROEL D ARVARE k0 e 0 ns that will be in full blast ere the close ST woull be lightly looked upon by thoworld | visit the new wor! expire. Sunday’s service should be his last, thou Chickering hall on November s M his efforts, The sergeantis instructed to dis ol AREL MR p Sprting Tma, I J o y visit tho new world will soon expire, 1t wa K A e or N ik [ o0 80 9 lion | of the year, or leforo New Castle and Dead strange S 1taa ot and putside. You would be indignant at the con- el it expl o could have sung on for three' or four | Will have thoassistmceof Miss Clomentine | tribute his menso thit thesan ondition | of i o Lofous Nenr Ca Astranger through the olty nnde his way. aldo. Y8 wvald o ta 18t tho cour | @ short l \d hesitatingly given, for the d_Lav i Pt DeVersand Jacob Fricdberger, pianist. Mr. |of the whole city may be thorouehly investi- | Wood, . D, aro linked togother by the stecl | And murkedon every hand the sizis of woe; fldention in which the men who seck the | Sirauss family, father and brothers, have | Rontbs more. He went o Gr arch, i g Ll ted, and to strictly enforce the nuisance | railsof the B. & M. milroal. This particu- | The strects draped blauck, the men with hon i3 ¢~ ‘g~ ghorus girl would hold you, You would Livo | mado thomselyes necessary to the happiness, | Chicago, years ago aud was recogmied at f ricdbe 1 Jew concerto, gated, > Sores theuisance | {2 branch of conmerve will creato @ now i R r poor, ond cheap — quarters, 88 the | jfnot the welfare of thecmpire. But strong | 0nCeds possessing a marvelous voice, Ho 1A~n~?fl;[v A e Wi anumber of in- | @ e AR mf‘x“ M‘Wh “’f‘:m petusin the miving interests of the Black tluttering flags halt-masted all the day. onest chorus girl is obliged to, becausoof the | and unconquerable efforts, such as the young. | Was soon given easy solo parts, which grew s b P M 7 riveall persons twenty-four hours’ noticeor | Hills, heretoforo the smelters in the vie Tue morch ut loft his busiiess, cared for miserl paid the underlings of tho | estof nations knows so well how tousé, were | better continually, till he aftersvard filled the [ Southern, with “The Master of Woodbar- | giveall - b Rerane i e o e nauzht, W Eousé, were suble. tme i which to clean their | 0f Déadwood hal to porchase their cok g : profes persisted in till leave to cross thewide At. | the chureh to overflowing when song service has added to his reportory as important anble, mo ln whioh o clam th Pennsylvinin. The b laal and i sates | Iho studert's books were 1a1d asido with grief; Al for it! the world Is full ofpretty | fitic wos finally given. wasannounced, He will travel Torsixmonths | @ play, it is contended by many, as his father ises. and arrest all partics whowilfully | eI R, O e atiod thase | D€ Javyeeion rofused to Sako o briof, oung girls without homes, without thoshel- | “'Horr Stragss’ has been here some four | and then returnto Chicagoto graduate from | did before him wheu he violate the sanitary ordinances SIDeilars 10 abut Jown trill the Welyal of te | LY wist shis awlul aesolation wrought ring arms of a father, without the guiding | months, visiting many of the important cities | the Chicagy schools, according to the wish of | Robertson in “David Gar E oy s P . B. &M. In Deadwood, (/('u"“n' "'h:L:n‘x: ‘wv‘} sadly ralsed ‘.; "';‘f‘"'u . pands of a mother—poor, friendless girls, | east and westand is nowmaking bres fnal | bis pirents and bis teacher, H. B, Rouey. comedy coull easily il out the sson, but [ Dr* Blmey oures catarrh, Beebldg, Nooity Lo et san ercel Newcmstle fn | AN ev the strungers euger, quostioning who kuow the bitterness of poverty aud the | tour previous to his departure, which will - the re. s Lyceum cowpany must take pos- i its waterworks, FPure spring water is | And dire distress could such e ard task of self supprt. Leave tho posi- | take plice December 6. But previous o bis mma is Well Fixed. 1. | #umios Noveaber Il e i} Home Seekers' Excursion. syphoned in sixinch | from o series of | “We'velostthe pennant, s lon of ¢ arus girl lu-\!u‘ of them, m.-! SPAN | geparture he will honor Omaba with a visit. Ttisrowstated that Emma Abbottis the Blessings nevercomo singly, This is an ast of the harvest excursions for | never failing springs & distance of thirteen gouncif the awful grief of looking back from | “The preparations for the coming of the | richest member of her profession, her pos- | unusually prosperous theatrical season, and will lea ve Omuha ot 10:30 a. m. | miles, that give it extr ary power and o truubled & life, upon a tranquil, happy | waltz king to Omaba Saturdayand Sunday of | sessins being estimsted at $,000,00. It | Alvin JslynjDavis has proclaimed his early | o n4%:15, m., via the Missourl Pacific | pressure. Thesysten is equal o the water- homic you can never reich again this week, will be aequate for the oceasion. | wo g directly dus to her ow wgy and the | Telrement from tho stage. Now that our (..o Dotoher 14 oints in | Works of Georgetown, Col,,or the Homestake You say you ask my advice Take it | The great Coliseum is. tobe entirely remod- directly due to her own energy and the | gves have beield the glory (in prospect), let | Failvay, on October to pointé in | oo 'sat Deadwood. TheB. & M Btayat home in Council Bluffs; go riding | eled nterionlly, 8o as (o seut 10,00 people. | Shrewd investments of her late husband, | usbe ready to depart in peacesnd withou @ | T Arkansas, Tennessee,2Alabama, | (0o vommny has a magnificent depot ith the dear family in your plessant park | Tye'st will be enlarged. he present gal- [ B ne Wetherill, that almost everything | murmur. The congregation will I,u».m, rise [ Ge , Florida, Mississiy nd Louis- ve miles ofside trac ‘; 7“ and ‘1 ‘i‘l tllw~[v_ rml\;-s'};l;._w A " lery or pre adewill belowered and a semi- | they touched turned to gold, whether the | indeepest revercuceandsing the **Doxology ana, r further information Il at - all day loog 'neath the ‘spray of | circle of private boxes erccted. Messes. | money was castin the ‘wide whirl of Wall Pattibas secured very comfortab! | ticket office, N. E. Cor, h and 4 fone an ) ;h;‘t‘ fou '-l‘:l: in Bayliss squar; askyour | Rooder and Bell, who have thisin charge,will | streot or planted inreal cstato all the way ms for her Russian n. She gets 1,000 roam;or at_depot, 15th ade this company indicate that 0 5 e woyiako You to ate - Tho Wite,) when It | spare no pains to_give lle citizens the vory | al theline of cities fom Portland and as for each of her twelve performances, THOS, F. GODFREY, } A, |theyregarlit'ss oue of the most Important g pomes sour wikyaud bless the Divine Ruler | bt opwortusity toshow their regind for the | Seailio to Chicigo. Emma Abbott has talked | aid the impresard furth \IPFL A (. ¥ points on theirline. Newcastle is th Glan v s A '.]‘Nx‘-‘"'“. b about oo | honor secorded them by this visit from the | u greut deal to reporters, but she has never | ing expenses, which, cons » state in Dhssta i el Bk e ply point for the cattle ranges for n Men and " Artifical Eyes jBhanie in o thousand of ever being auything | wltz king, and toenjoy to the full themu- (told of ber money making or investments, | Which the diva trvels, will amount to no Iiarsn AL I . ou | around, aud t oys of Mason, Scul Sto ssent W Customers outs f‘;‘l = Tux LouNikk. s"n feast in store for l\lwn - g like so mauy other loquacious stars. A for- ::uu.l sum. The pe: nee will be in St. ren low Oil creeks are settling upand will be fars Clty Mo play at the Grand opers house this ow 1o procure tickels—Those who have | tune of 000,00 surpasses that of Lottaor | Petersburg and Mosco 3 river about amils and a half cast of the p: beautiful plateau sheltered by a ridge of na tive pine timber frem the northeast with the SN s eh- | extensively th u ason. 1L i ening will be the comedy drama, * LaBello | subseribed for tickets should present them- | Bootl, and pro _shou Y blyihat of Adelina Patl, | Mrs, Langtry ateighteen was a3 lovely & “True, but you f o ihe | county seit of W odod now e M i ician, farie,” and thotitle mle “will be sustained | sclves on Monday at Saxe’s drug store, Fif- | whohas probably made wore money thau | girl asme could wish to se hmrhk(-xl\ml‘ th the servan richest in the s tate N HJMY- Flafllfla' Uptlcla J \bY subss Agues Herndon, oug of the most | teenthaud Farnan strects, aud scloct Welr | any wtisi of this o oy other day, butwhosy acomplexion Ukea peach, aud eyes of Whe you lhat woubls, aud it's woril the mongy, Tho climate 1s Iy aud e 1 8. 1th Sucet, Next Boyd's Opera louse,