Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, November 25, 1890, Page 8

THE OMAHA DAILY BEE, TUESDAY, THE CITY. White or gray blankets 75¢, Morse’s, The 8t. Paul & Omaha is now running regular trains to and from the new town of Wausa, the first new station on the Randolph extension. New Shoes, Morse's Dry Goods Co. A concert will be giveu at the Seward street Mothodist churc! h this evening, when K. will give some of their cholcest selections. New tinware, Morse’s tomorrow. An early morning blaze slightly dam- aged o number of sheds at Herman Deis’ brickyard, corner of Fourteenth Locust streets, A still alarm called out No. 6 hose company,which extinguished the flames, Bargains,ladies’ shoes, Morse D. G, Co. The following shipments passed the customs hoyge yesterday Two cases of cigars for Max Meyer, two cases of bulbs for Donaghue, one case of paving tile for C. A. Harvey and one of bronzes for Henry Graf of South Omaha, Blankets, 7sc pair, :Morse’s tomorrow, At aspecial meeting of the director of the public lil yoesterday Messrs, Wallace, Reed and ‘Curtiss were ap- pointed & committee to prepare suitable resolutions upon the death of Judge 3 lent of the board of direct- arvian was directed to close ary from noon till 6 p. m. Nov. 2, out of respect to the memory of Judge Savage. New dishes, dep't. Mo Kkeopers' ———— Grebe Goets Nothing, Louls Grebe did not smile yesterday morn- ing when he tore open a letter from William T, Stewart of Memphis, Tenn. Stewart is a detective for the Louisville & e railroad company, Last February ¢ to Omaha in pursuitof a man named Brome, who was wanted at Memphis for shooting and _killing a conductor on the Louisville & Nashville road, Brome was lo- cated at nee, (Grebe assisted in captur- ing him and was to have $100 reward. Stew- art's letter which arrived yesterday cheer- fully states that e gave all the rd money to the Memphis man who gave him the tip that Brome was workingat Florence, and Grebe gets nothing. Brome was convicted and sentenced toa term of two years in the penitentiary, Is This What theoWomen Want? Here's news for eve about with broken material that’ll neither break nor roll up, and it's guarantced. A year is not too short o time to wear out that’ warranty. If it does, here's your money without & word—but it won't. The material is kabo, And more, It'sstitched in, double-stitched in, top and bottom, and it can’t be woriked out with any ordinary wear. The Kafo corset is more than blessing to the average woman. wearing out of corsot lacers by the sharp edge let; there's nothing to rust, no eyelet v ~|bu-m|~uugh a thin dress: never a breaking of a corset lace with those loop eyelets. The dealer takes the visk Kabo corset. guarantee, ““If for any reason whatever the corset is unsatisfactory to the wearer, 1t may be re- turned to us through the dealer, and tho money paid will be cheerfully refunded with- out question, no matter what condition it may be in, provided it hasn't been worn over three weeks: and if the kabo with which the corset is boned ever breaks, we will as cheerfully refund the money,—Chicago Cor- set Co.” a_ common There's no in sclling the He buys and sells under this —— ‘‘Aren’t you ever going to grow old,like the best of us:’" asked a man of an g uaintance he hadn’t seen for some time. ‘ell, not so long as I can purify my blood with Ayer's Barsaparilla,” was the apt reply, This man knew what be was taking about, pileiin ey Eighth Ward Democrats. The democrats of the Eighth ward will meet this evening at 8 o'clock at Schrce- der's hall, Twenty-fourth and Cuming strect, for the purpose of endorsing a candidate for the city council. All democrats of the ward are cordially invite GronaE J. Sterysporer, President, ‘When, from any cause, the dig: secrotory organs become disord may be use of A These pills > pr Thed by the physiciaus, and are for saleat all the drug stores, — County Court, In the county court Otis W. Snyder has brought suit to recover $125 due on a promis- sory note executed by A. Jacobsen, The New Kentucky coal and dock company as brought chment procecdings against . Moneack 0. to recover $154 due on a bill of coal sold and delivered, New granite iron ware Morse’s, e 1602. Sixteenth and Farnam streets is the new Rock Island ticket office. Tick- ets to all points east at lowest rates. Visit Morse’s housefurnishing dep’t. pomt discead bl Second Ward Democrats. There will be & meeting of democrats to- night at Mics’ ball, Sixteenth und Williams streets. Mrs, Winslow's Soothing Syrup for chil. dren teething relieves (he child from pain, 25 cents a bottle, Building Permits. The following permits were issued by the superintendent of buildings yesterday: W, H. Hite, one-story 1 . Hite, on y ftrame dawelling, \v Hoader, lwmqlul‘y hunmdmmng ward itret ev, twostory fran Thircioth and Wain e streets, B, Anderson, one-story frame’ cottuge, nteenth and Canton streets & Collopy, ane-story br xteenth and V' Inton strects s0n, one-story frame cottag Twentleth and Doreas streets. Otto Wagner, twosstory brivk Thirtieth and Lake One minor permit - 814,076 Morbeck-Brown, At the residence of William H. Goodman, ‘Twenty-second and J streets, brother of the bride Miss Theresa Morbeck of Manitowoe, Wis,, and Dr. William Brown of South Omaha, at 5 o'clock Sunday evening were married, the Rev. Robert L. Wheeler officiat ing. M. and Mrs. Brown will make thelr home in Ogden, Utah, Remembered With a Gold Watch, The friends of John Bachman, formerly superintendent of the sausage department at the Cudahy packing houses, presented him Baturday with a gold watch and chain. M, Bachman leaves this evening for New York. i Horsford's Acid Phosphates Recommended by Physicians of all schools, ifor the brain, nerves and stomach, —_— Marriage Licenses. The following marriage licenses were is- sued by Judge Shiclds yesterday: Nameand address, William E. Oampbell. South Omaha Maggle Miles, South Omuh Thomas Hector South Omaha.. . Pauline 0. Paulsen, South Omaha. {Thumuu W. Fleming, South Omaha. Kate M. O'Donnell, South Omaha, Age. Frank A. Squires, Omaba. Katle Maver, Omaba. ... Frank Source, Omaha Annio Bernas, Omaha. Gessler's Magic Hoadache Wafors, Cureall headaches in 20 minutes, Atall druggists, e s Overcoat Stolen. J. G, Farrell reports that somebody stole his coat from the Magie City cornet band room. Dr, Birney cures catarrh, See bldg; MORSK'S, Blanket Bargains Tomorrow, 750 Pair. In the morning we shall offer two (2) cases white and two (2) cases gray blan- kets at 75¢ a pair. These are clean, large 11-4 size, and are the greatest bar- gain of the year will be a rush. HOUSK FURNISHING DEP'T. All new goods are becoming very at- tractive. We have everything in dishes, everything in woodenwure, overything in tinware, granite ironwave, brushes, ete., to equip a house with, THE MORSE DRY GooDs ¢o. —_— Dr. Birney cures catarrh, Beo bldg peivi ool AN Music at Half Price. 6,000 pleces only 10ca copy at Mein berg’s, 16th st. bet. Capital ave & Dodge. Come early; there Dr. Birney cures catarrh, Bee bldg ———— Art Notes, A great many visitors are spending a pleasant hour or two viewing the paint. ings inthe New York Life lmlllluh' and comment favorably upon the general excellence of the \\'urlc As this is the last week of the exhibit, all who have not should avail themselves of the oppor- tunity to see the paintings this week. Albright’s Choice, terms to suit. ——— T. V. POWDERLY, He Will Speak in This City at the Y. ght. T. V. Powderly, the general master work- man of the Knights of Laborwill spealk at the Young Men’s Chiristian association rooms in this city this evening, No aimission fee will be charged. Mr. Wright, a member of the general assembl will " also deliver an address. Th gentlemen brought to Omaha under the au »s of the Central Labor un- ion, and a large attendance is anticipated. The subjects most in ine to the laboring classes at this timewill be carefully discussed and much valuable information will no aoubt bo gleaned. Mr. Powderly is returning east from Den- ver, where he was recently re-clected to_the head position of the Knights of Labor which he has o long held, Military Order of the Lioyal Legion of the United States, HEADQUARTERS COMMA StaTE OF N Ouana, Neb,, No CoMPANIONS: The funeral services of our late companion and ex-commander, Colonel Jaxes W. Sav- ik, will be held at his r No. 412, y-second street, Omiha, Tues: day 2 .avl p. m. Attendance of all companions 15 requested. By order of Bvr. Buig. GeN. Awasa Coss, U. S. V., Commander. HoRACE LUDINGTON, Major and Surgeon, U. 8. V., Recorder. District urt. County Attorney Mahoney had intended to bogin the prosecution of James Reynolds, charged with murder, in Judge Clarkson's court, but, owing to the fact that there will be mno court on two days of the present week, he moved that the hearing be put over until Wednesday of next week. Tho attor- ney for the defense coincided with the sug- gestion and the order was made. The arguments in the Kenned, libel suit weze concluded and the case was given to the j ury shortiy after 8 o'clock. George Anderson began a suit against the Home fire insuranco company to recover 800, His grocery store was burned June 23, but he was unable to recover on his policy. Robert W. Phelps sues B, Boyle & Co., sa- loon keepe 50 damages on account of his physica ty to labor. Phelps is v Inhis petition he relates that 26th day of September he was way- laid, slugged” and sandbagged by two men named White and Gillan, who were under the influence of liquor sold them by the defendants. That White and Gillan are minors and that, since the assualt, he has been unable to work at his trade and is today physical wreck as the result of his wounds. John S. Mullen will be tried before Judge Clarkson Wednesday for resisting a police officer in South Omaha. In Judge Hopewell's court the case of William A, Coourn_as assignee of the Bark of Omalaagainst James A. Brown was put on trial and judgment in the sum of §3,732 rendered in favor of the plaintiff, Before adjourning last night, the judges of the district court announced ' from thei spective benehes that in order to to the memory of the late Judge Savage, noue of the courts would be in session today. Pl An Extended Popularity. Brown’ Bronchial Troches have for many years been the most popular article in use for relieving Coughs aud Throat troubles, R Attempted Robbery. During the excitement caused by the fire at the packing house of Swift & Co., Sat- urday night, burglars made an effort to force their way into M. Goldstein’s store, Thirtieth and Q streets, They were met by tho pro- prietor and fled, Pears' is the purest and best soap ever made. Worley Brothers, editors and proprietors of the York Star, were in the clty yesterday, purchasing & new dress for their paper. s Baking Powder: Used in Millions of Hom i Y ) nnr- the Standard. Tutt's Pills GUB.E CONSTIPATION. urs. Pphysical, HIBITUAI. GDNSTIPATION Nature’s TOI‘., Dlunllc ond llrh Solvent. C. B, -MII . 00- Agts. Ill Ik"c 8t BAR OF DOUGLAS MOURNS, Because of the Death of the Hon. James W. Bavage. After Clerk Moores had read his journal yosterday morning,Judge Wakeley announced that thero would he & meeting of the mem- bers of the Douglas county bar association in Judge Clarkson's court room at 12 o'clock to memorialize on the death of the late Hon. James W. Savage. At the hour mentioned, a large number of attorneys put in an appearance. Hon. A. J. Poppleton presided and Mr. Clapp was elected secretary pro tem. The chair stated that, in his opinion, the proper thing to do Would be to name & com- mittee to adopt resolutions which vould be spread upon the journal of the association. Mr. E. W. Simeral then moved that a cor mittee of nine be avpointed on resolutions and another committeo of three be named to select a floral memorial to be tendered in the name of the Douglas county bar association, The chairman then selected the following gentlemen to draft np]unprl.llo resolutions Messrs. John L. Webster, B. Lake, J. B, Hawle, \V R. Kelley, B. h ‘B. I(\'mwdv E. Charies Ogden, M. V. Gannon i j yth, Leo Estelle and W, ore instructed to select the moved that the members of the bar association and all other attorneys who desired to attend the funeral, meet at the conrt house at 12:3) o’clock and proceed in & body at least to the residence ot the de- ceased, This suggestion met with the ap- proval of all present. The chair then spoke of a memorial meet- ing which he thought should take place at a sonvenient time within the next two weeks. committee named by Judge Wakeley to draft resolutions for the bar asa whole consists of George I2. Pritchett, A. J. Popple- ton, John D. Howe, 1. E. Congdon aad John C. Cowin, This committee will meet at Mr. Pritchett’s office this evening. There will be a memorial meeting of the membe of the bar in Judge Clarkson's court on Saturday. The funeral of Judge Savage will take place this afternoon at 1 o'clock from his late residence, 412 North Twenty-second street. Loyal Legion. Alargely attended meeting of the Lo Legion of Nebraska was held in roor army headquar vesterday afternoon for the purpose of unplunuq arrangements for the funer: os of tho late Colonel Jamea . Savage, who was tho first commander of the Nebraska commandery and one of its charter members, ©Dr. Ludington, the recorder, announced to the commandery that Colonel Savage had requested, shortly before his death, that the Loyal Legion tako charge of the funeral ser- i he following gentlemen were appoint- el as a guard of honor: Captain W. J. Broatch, Captain G. M. Humphrey, Major T. S. Clarkson, General Amasa Cobb, Licutenant, S. D. Mercer, Cap- tain Frank . Moores, Licutenant J, T, Bell, Colonel John E. Summers. The members of the Loyal Legion will meet at the residence at 10 o'clock, Carriages will be provided for all the members of the order. e and Juage Savage. The appreciation in which Judge Savage was held is shown by the following action taken yesterday by the trustees of Belelvue college Whereas, Tt has remove from us who for some years Bellevue colle Resolved, upon record onr appreciation of his uniform interest and faith- fulness in the discharge of all his duties as a member of this board, his constant courtesy, his valuable advice and hisr Tiberality Resolved, That we have this iction sp upon our ninufes and that e furnish the o for publication in the Omaba daily Dipors. Bellevae Colle plonsed Almighty God to 1 James W. S a3 heen a trustes of G. A R, Comrades of the Grand Army of the Re- public are invited to be present informally at the funeral exercises of past department- commander and comrade, James W. Say! at his residence, No. 412 north ' ond street, Tuesduy afternoon, 1 0'clock. S. Department Commander., Public Library Closes. On accountof the death of Judge James W. Savage, president of the board of direc- tors, the Omaha public library and reading room will be closed Tuesday, November 25, from 12 m. to 6 p. m THE HYGIENIC TREATMENT OF CO0) STIPATION AND ORDINARY DYSPEPSIA. Sir John Andrew ish protessor belloves that in the vast majority of cases constipation may be successfully overcome by following the simple rules sfated below without the use other medication. 1. On first waking in the morning, and, also, it necessary, on going to bed at night, take a teaspoonful of the genuine imported Carls- bad Sprudel Salt dissolved in a tumbertul ot water (half a pint), cold or hot. 2, On rising, take a cold or tepid spongo bath; followed by a brisk and gencral towel- ing. 3 Clothe warmly and looscly; sce that there Is no constriction about the walst, 4. Take threo simple but regular meals dally, 8. "Avotd plokles, sploes,ourries, driod Traite, nuts, all coarse, hard and Indigestible foods taken with & view of moving the bowels, Beware of cheap Imitations. Usconly tho genuine Imported Carlsbad Sprudel Salt, which has the seal of the city of Carlsbad and signature of “Eisner & Mendelson Co., sole agents, 6 Barcluy St., New York, on every bott! AMUSEME Boyd'sOpera House. MONDAY, l\OV 24, 25, and 26. “FI)\L:DAYu gecond Edition of WM. J. GILMORE'S @lorious Ballet Spectacle. the 122 -TEMPTATIONS - ] 22 CuARLES H. YALE, Manager, With 100 peoplo engaged. The Grand Ballcts. The Bowitehing Dancers. The Lovely Premiers. The Won- derful Specialties. Novelty of the Season. M Scenory. & Music, cles. Sale NTS. The Gorgeous Costu ho Ch 0 moving panorama. BIggest of S p GRAND HOLIDAY ATTRACTION, Commencing Thursday Matinee, Also Three Nights and Saturday Matines, HOYT'S Batire on Superstition, —INTRODUCING— Mr. George H. Marion 4nd the strongest company ever engaged for thls edy. 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Treatment by corre- rite for clrculars about each of the ) PRERS Office, 14th and Farnam Sts Entrance on elther stroot. OMAHA Medical and Sureical Institute Corner Oth and Harney Streets, Omaha FOR THE TREATMENT OF ALL Chronic Diseases and Deformities. DR. A. T. McLAUGHLIN, President. Founded by Dr. J. W, McMenamy. WHAT! Is the difference between our ninet, ive cent hat and the hat us ally sold for two dollors? ! $1.0O5, that'sa The prevalent warm weather throughout the country; mud wherg’ you’d expect snow; warm where you’d spring, where you expect cold; spring, gentlae rant to look for winter, have combined against the man who makes clothing and left on his hands great big piles of suite which should have been sold a month or six weeks ago. The season is over for the maker, its the wearer’s turn now, manufacte urers literally tumble over each other in their efforts to unload theip surplus stock. Our buyer, ALWAYS ON THE SPOT PICKS UP THE «“PLUMS.” Every train from the east is bringing us suits bought fop $20r $4 or even $6 less than we could buy the same suit a month agoand YOU'LL GR'T T HLES SN BRI 1T Today we place on sale three great lots worthy the attention of any man who needs clothes: LOT ONE: LOT LaVVi@)t LOT THREE: 150 elegant silk and wool Cassimere Suits, sack excellent quality Farmers satin, good sleeve linings, every stitch honestly sewed; 175 beautiful fancy silk striped Cassimere Suits, cutaway coats, well made, well lined, well trimmed. day for eighteen dollars. A magnificent pie coat, elegant linings, silk blllvlln(h and cut to fit. twenty dollar gold piece from your pocket. AT $8.50 A SUIT. AT 210 $14.50 A SULY, coat, lined with well worth a dozen dollar Suits no better are sold every e of goods, of a ncat brown plaid, cutaway Would tempt a And still there's more to follow. NEBRASKA CLOTHING CQ. Opcn evenings until 8 o'clock; Saturdays until 10 o'clock. WOONSOCKET & RHODE ISLAND RUBBER GOODS, BEST MADE. We carry the BIG STOCK of the west, quote Eastern prices and are 500 miles nearer you than any other solicited. market. Correspondence > ¢ American Hand Sewed Shoe Co OMAHA Try our Leather Soled Rubber Boots. FOR “THE FOUR HUNDRED" AND MANY MORE Full Dress Shirt Fine Neckwsar —AND— A complete assorment of Men's - Furnishings SOCIAL FUNCTIONS ARE NOW IN ORDER “THE PILLARS OF SOCIETY' AND LESS IMPORTANT MEMBER AS WELL, SHOULD EQUIP THEMSELVES EARLY FOR THE COMING SEASON OF BALLS AND DINNERS. Look at our supply of FINE SHIRTS and artistic collection of NECKWERAR Ward MecAllister himself | would take delight in them. DR. BAILEY GRADUATE DENTIST A Full Set of Teoth on Rubber, ~ for 1vE DoLLARS, A perfect fit guaranteed, Teeth extraoted without pain or danger. and witkout anaes- thotics. Gold and silver fillings at lowest rates. Bridge and Crown Work Teeth with- outpinies All work warranted. 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Old Clothes Wringers Repaired A New Rubber Fut on ina Few Minutes for Only $1 Each, Keep Your BodiesWarm —-BY WEARING Prtics and Mackintoshes or Rubber Coats. —BUY THE BEST GOODS AT-— OMAHA RUBBER COMPANY, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL, 1008 FARNAM STREET, OMAHA. OMAHA STOVE REPAIR WORK& 1207 Douglas Street. Stove repairs of all descriptions for cook and heiiting stoves, family and hotel ranges. Watey attachments o speelulty. ’le]ephonc 960 ROBERT UHLIG, Proprietomy C. M. EATON, Manager. DR. 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