Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, December 5, 1890, Page 8

HE THE CITY. Children's cloak sale at Morse’s, Miss Lizzie Ackley died at her home, 1510 Dorcas stre: twenty-two years, The remains will be forwarded this morning to Watson, Mo., for interment, Sy loak bargains Morse's sale. The federnl grand jury visited the deaf and dumb institute Thursday aiter noon on the invitation of Professor Gil lespie, and spenta pleasant afternoon inspecting the workingsof that institute, Bee Morase's 1adies’ 5,00 newmarkets Lon Adams was before the police magistrate for stealing a watch from William _Priesman, found in his p s culprit was given thirty days. Inasmuchas he had just finished serving a thirty d term, the sentence was suspended cas taken to the bridge and fired to Towa. kin garme at old prices, il . “AY last, 1 can cat a good squar without its distressing me!” was the grateful exclamation of one whose appetite had been restored by the use of Ayer's Su 3 after years of dyspeptic mise ful of the extract before cach meal s the appetite REAL harpens CHANGE. Another Inte Mecting a Large Attendance. There was a large representation of mem bers and business men at yesterday's session of the real estate exchunie, The committee appointed subscriptions and donations ing and provisions for the needy farmers in the western part of the state reported the collection of considerable cash and a large amount of new and second hand elothing. This was turned over to the board of trade to be forwarded to its destina tion. The following property was listed for sale Rees place, lot 22, B3x140, 8-room house, 6,600, Improvement association additi lot I, block 12, Twentieth and . to s of cloth 44 feet stellar, ckerman pla on each, §1,000 each Shinn’s second addition, lot 8, block R, 7 rgomn house, #,600. City lot '8, block 168, , three lots, 4-room house “ourteenth Adition, lot 7, block 9, 40x124, ). hard Hill, lots 12 and 13, block 3, 100x 2,500, angh Place, part lot 30, 33 feot of lot 9, 83x120, 7 reported as follow X ., three lots in Sherman avenue £1,200. By M. A, Upton company, lot W, block G, Baunders & Himebaugh, $i00. Fiuley, lot 2, block 77, South fia and Toon o W. Holbrook, company, lot 5, block 7, Hi augh's Mount Pleasant addition £500; lo block 8, same addition, 005 lot 15, block 1, samo addition, $500. By Pottér corgo compatly, 1ot Georg: subdivision, South Omaana, block 4, Bedford place 4 Behlesinger's addition, $2 Steelo & Wood's addition’ to lot 2, b'\muh rs & ast” Omahba, O In Holland, Mich., C. J. Doesburyil pub lishes the News, and in its columns strongly recommends Dr. Thomas’ ~Electric Oil for coughs, colds, sore throat, rhand asthmu, MOR 39 Mrs. Minerva A, Bailey, B. Builey, mothor of Captain Bailey, chief clerk of tho mail of Coumct ¥ -andsistay 5 M General Dodge, died November4, at10:30a. m., at her home at Waterloo, Neb. She was one of Nebraska's pioneers, coming here in 1865, settling on the Elkhern, in the west part of Douglas count She was a lady of tine cul- ture, wich a very extensive circle of acquaint- ances, Mrs. Bailey's death was sudden, although she had been an invalid for several months, A letter written her a few hours before death to her sor, Captain Bailey, showed her mind to have been por- fectly 'clear and uuimpaired at that tim Mrs. Bailey was born in Towanda, , b 18, 1520, and was married to Tudge in Freeport, IlL, in 1842, Mrs, M. und Captain G. M wife of Judge G. George M only e oreitnbic family. - :h in Five Weeks, sh will be given by the natural method at Y. M. C. A., com- mencing with free lectures today. German at &8p. m, French at7 p.m, German or Fre One term of es : L ANOTHER COMBINE, Tricksters Plotting to Run the OCity for Their Own Hencfit, Aneffort is being made to organize an- other combine in the city council for next year. Davis and Chaffee of the council and Frank R. Morrissey have the matter in hand and are making a dcsycr.lw effort to get ten men in line . on the plan of the old combine - which was killed at Tuesday's election, These workers are playing the same scheme that was successfully rungin last year., They Spproo h anew member and claim to have ninemen pledged to stand by each other. They give the victim a chance to join the rmmuml share the spoils and tell him that ho stays out of the ring he will got nothing from the council organization and will be in the minonty and pwerless to do anything in the council for is constituents. This dodge is being worked for all it is worth but its tangible results are not yet e lent. Bechel, Coopor and Tuttle are talked of by theso workers esident of the council. The sheme don't care who is pre: long as their inter. ests are guarded o fully as they huve been during the past yea s LI g FATALLY BURNED, Another Victim of the Oil Can and Caok Stove Combination, A aistressing accldent occurred shortly be- fore 0 o'clock yesterday morning at the residence of Lewis Durham, 1430 South Thir- teenth strect. Mrs. Durham was endeavoring to kindle a fire in the cook stove, and as it did not burn satisfactorily, sno_poured on some oil from a can of kerosene. The fire was communicated by the stream tothe inside of the can, which exploded, throwing the burning oil all over the unfortunalo woman. Her screams brought her husband to her assistance, and he managed to extguish the flames, al- though his arms and hunds were fearfully burned. His injuries, while very painful, are not fatal. Mrs. Durham, however, was frightfully burned and cannot possibly recover. The city physician was summonéd and did’ what he could to relievo her awful sufferings. ~Her clothes were all burned from he , and in several pla the flesh was «lux\ll charred. 5he was burned from her head te her feev and suffered the most excruciating Bgony. The “‘Fairies' Well," which opens o three nights’ engagement at the Boyd next Monday night, is said tobe one of the most pictur- esque Irish dramas now before the public. 1tis full of love, legend, history, romance, try, villainy, mirth, humor, and wit, Jt s a superb presentation of the aristo and higherelement of the Irish peasaytry,co bining inall the better manly and Womanly traits of the poor but honorable people of the Eumerald Isle. Mr. Carroll Johnsou, the for- mer Irish comedian, prays the leading role, and that means a good deal, R = German Conversation in Fiy Free lectures today fully ing the natural method, at Y. at 4:30 and 8 p m. l-xcnvh at7 || m, Weeks. lllu\ll.ll‘ (¢ I Plush cloaks, spednl bln'u\(nu, Morse's MORSE'S SALE, Bed Comforts 95¢ and $1.30, We find 20 bales of bed comforts more than we feel we ought to have, wre the quality usually sold at another at $2.00, and we shall 50 quality for 10 quality for $1,39. and tomorrow morn- I full size and worth the attention of y one. Hotels and boarding houses will do especially well to look at them. THE MORSE DRY ———— Diphth Microbe Killer is a specific For Hm dreadful asel It 1 never Gents: 1 certainly pronounce your wonderful Microbe Kilier a specific for diphthe Microbe Killer conquered diphtheria in our baby in three days. The thront was badly swollen and com- plete covered with membrane, Mi- ‘robe Killer immediately destroyed the ne, which turned black and and the child was completely d to health, I believe it will cure any cave of diphtheria, and we fc it saved our baby's i 721 Seventeenth street, Give Microbe Tt will d not take disense, GOODS CO. T, San Francisco, Killer to your children, troy the will diphthe vo the give Microbe Killer frecly, and it will cure them surely and quickly, For sale by Kuhn & Co., druggists. iy Dr. Birney cures catarrh, Bee bldg Yesterday's Proccedings rstle Murd e Tiffany immediately ingcourt yesterday morni; Moores had read the journal, mstructed that the jury in the Reynolds murder trial be aken through the alleys and streets where stle pursued the men who shot him, The jury was accompanied by the assistant state’s attorney, the attomey for the defendant, Sheriff Boyd, and the prisoner and Bailiffs irebe and Hunt, The first witness called for the state was Ofiicer Mitchell, of the Motropolitan police force. The defense objected to him because his full name did not”appear inthe indict- it, His Christian name is Frank, & indictment it read “Officer Mitchell.” n aud the He { he was a mem- tropolitan police force, on the night of April 80 when Nestle was shot. ~ He met Reynolds on Tenth street in front of the St. James hotel about midnight. The fellow looked suspic- ious aud was questioned closely. Reynolds said his name was McDonald _and that he lived with his sunt near the Union Pacific brigge. The said he was on his way home, but sta oftin a direction opposite to that of his home. The oficer then placed him under arrest. Whe scarched, the pris- oner had a billet strapped to Lis wrist. Knight Latham, a scav , testified that he haa scen Nestle ut 0 o'clock as he ran outof the alley on Twelfth stre said, “I have been shot and Tako me to the nearest doctor)” Witness put Nestle in his buggy and took him to the police station, Nestle said he could feel the blood running inside of him and would die. The defense objected toany dying de tions made by Nestle, Witness said N told him there were two men. one of the two, carrying oan coat on his arm, was the one who shot him, ;lu could identify the wan at sight. J. W. Hull identified nolds as one of the men who stopped him on the night of the shooting, Reynolds was carrying an over. coat on his arm, The men asked where the Peabody house was, He replisd4har he did not know. on the' corner of Four- sntn and Hn The men then went er toward Harney street and the witness went home. The hour was between half past 8 and 0 o'clock, Reynolds, theaccused, was pyt upon the witngan stand, He' donied all knowladge of theshooting, claiming to have been in an- other part of the At the hour when the fatal shot was fired. This testimony closed the case and the arguments will be made this morning. In Judge Doane’s court the trial of the case of the Nebraska savings bank against Henry Sangwin and Guy C. on trial, The bauk is seeking to recover the sum of £2,000. The facts as set forth by the plaintiff show that in wu-mhcr.hw the defendants, rtook to complete ixth lmd N B the cember 10 of out their hence the suit for in the Judge after conven- 1d before Clerk He was on duty s, South Omaba, agy sume ready for occupan llmt)mu They failed to o part “of the contract, damage. In Judge Hopewell's court the case of June M. Kinuie against Wesley M. Craig is The plaintiff is a pretty little woman summers and is making an effort to compel Craig to assume the responsibility of caring for her infant child, She also charges that the young mau is the father of the little one. (LR French Conversation in Five Weeks, Today at7p. m. free lecture at Y. M, C. A., fully illustrating the natural method, German at 4:30 and 8 p. m. i Dr. Birnev cures catarrh, Bee bldg. ——— Sons of the American Revolution. There will be a meeting of the society of Sons of the American Revolution atrooms ®1 and 919 New York Life building next Saturday at 8, p. m. All members aro cordially Invited to be present, as also those who propuse to make apphication for membership, By order of the president, C. S. Cuase. N. J. Bur~may, Secretary. Used in Millions of Homes— 40 Years the Standard. “Ah! Ah!” Oried the house- wife, “The Secret I know, no DIRT can resist ‘SAPOLIO. PS HAS NOT SKIPPED OUT, Burns Appears in Person to Refute Charges Made Against Hi Newell B, Burns, who runs a feed store at the corner of Eighth and Jackson streets in this city, and another at Lyons, Neb., put in an appearance at Chief Seavey's office yesterday morning, in compauy with Secretary Hazelton of the Y. M. C. A., to ‘personally refute the _statement made by an Omaha paper to the effect that he had skipped out with $1,000 belonging to Mr, void meeting a deserted wife, ave ample evidence that the sertion was faiseand Mr. Hazleton de- clared }mmwh that the second was untrue, He said that Mr. Burns bad never borrowed £1,000 frc |u Lim, and furthermore did not owéd him a ¢ As to l is domestic dificulties Mr. Burns said that _he had supposed his fivst wifo dead, but that whether dead or living he hiad a divoree from her, and that she had no n to write Chief Seavey to look him up because she was out of means. He said that her present condition was nothing to hiim, as the bonds that formerly bound them were br n st Mr. Burns was days ago to Miss estimablo young 3 gaged in baling hayat Lyons and divides his time between that place and Lis oftice in this city, enteenth infan- Russell, Wyo., of absence extended six* - Licutenant Lockwood, Se try, Fort D. A has nad his leave teen days. Prive cavairy, e Dick R, has been - Showes, troop I, Ninth red charged from Each Season Has its own peculiar malady; but with the Dlood maintained in a state of uniform vigor and purity, by the use of Ayer's Sarsaparilla, the system readily adapts itsclf t conditions. Composed of the bes s, and being highly concentrated, Sarsaparilla is the most effective and 1 of all blood medicines. v some years, at the return of spring, d serious trouble with my kidueys. 1 unable to sleep nights, and suff ¢ 1 was also affic appetite, and.indigestion. These synptoms were much worse last spring, especially the trouble with my back. A friend persuaded me to usé Ayers Sarsaparilla. 1 began taking it, and my troubles all disappeaved.” —Mis. Genevra Belanger, 24 Bridge st. Springhield, Mass, - y ¥ Ayer's Sarsaparilla DR.J.C.AYER & CO,, Lowell, Mass, Bold by Druggists, $1,six $& Worth $51 bottle, dache, loss of Drs.Betis XBetis Physiclans, Surgeons and Specialists, 1400 DOUGLAS STREET OMAHA, NEB i mowb widaly A (R¥aEably known syoo- falists in the United States. Thelr Tongex- perie noa‘;«murkl\blo skill and univeraal suc- ges n he treatment and cure of Neryous, Chronlo Surgical Disonses, ontitle these ommenzrrlchmu o the full confide thio affiioted averywhere. Thoy garantes A OERTAIN AND POSITIVE OURE for the awgul eifecta of early vicoind the numor- |u!s'lll that follow in fts trs PRIVATE, BLOOD AND BN DL‘ISEMF 5D completely and pernanently oure PRERFOUS DELILITY AN DI olmmwmm Ehrtily to theis ‘Sl fal ron “$LEs, FISTULA AND REOTAL ULCERS rmm.nwled cured without paln or detention rom busine WOUELE AND VARICOCELE perma- sTully cured In every cus HEA, GLEET," Spel o tarEha, Bominal Wonkrioss, Lot MAnhood; Ight Emisaions, Docayed Faculties, Fomale Wenkness and all delicate disorders peculiar to elther sox positively cured, as well as all functional disorders that result from youth: lul '()lll('s or theexcess of mature years. CTURE Guaranteed permane oured, removal com vltlmnl custiog, oaustic or dilatation. affeoted at homo by patieut withous & wo- meats pain or annoyn TO YOUNG AND MIDDLE AGED MEN, A SURE CURE The awtul offects of gurly vico which bringe organio weakness, destroying both mind and Dody, ‘with all its dreaded ilis, permanenty DRS BE’I"[S Address those who thl(m- paired themselves by im. prover indulgence and solitary habita, Which Fuin bothmind and body, unfitting them for business. study or marrlige ARRIED MEN or those entering on that lnmum awareof physicaldebility, quiokly OUR BUCOESS 1a based upon facts. First—Practioal e | gnce. Becond—Every cuse is spoctally ot | thus’ starting righ iotnes propared in our Taboratary exsoly o seis ch oase, thus effecting cures without {njury, Drs. Betts & Betts, 1409 DOUGLAS STREET, - - OMAHA NEB. DR. BAILEY, GRADUATE DENTIST full Set of Testh on_Rubber, for FIVE DOLLAGS Apertect it guarantoed, Teoth oxtr without pain_or danger, and theties. Gold and silver fil rutes Bridgo and Crown Work out piates ranted, OFFICE PAXTON BLOLK \l:TH AND FARNAM Entravce, 10th street clevator Open even- ngs until 8'o'clock boltle. STAHL. Fer Bale By A Buffering from the effects of )‘nlllhfulmm'l. rlly weakness, lost manhood, ete., Iw ontaining full i of charge. i e el Rk d by every Tan who i nervous and - Radress, Prof. ¥, ¢, FO WLER, Moodus,Conns “Iweptwhenlwas born.and every d&y ' shows why ‘said = who didnt use s S&pollo is asolid cakc rscourmg soap Used I'or&ll <% cleaning purposes ¢ “Oh! Oh!" Oried the DIRT, " At length 1 wust go, I oannot withstand SAPOLIO.” OMAHA DAILLY BUEK: .FJHDAY DE(J \[BFR bi AMLJSFA\H‘ Bo dg NIGHTS SATURDAY MAT INEE o« v\l\l AN OL 3 3 nn oo Deo, 4. u Return of lM IMRE "KIRALFY'S A‘(‘lr and asgte Production, Sur- passing all Pyeviows Revivals, Around ™ World Under the Rossonal Direction of KIRALEY BROTHERS Grand Sconery . at rogular prices urdny No Dead Letter Breezy. The Three Nights, BOL TS MONDAY, DEC. Stk, mnin W .H.Powers' Company 4 Presenting the Romantic A The Tairy's Well || vy tant A strictly b (|’l‘i'\;y|’ll4ll“l‘ri h‘vl“h“ > CARROLL JOHNSON \TE L 'h\lw{.l«hv::«vn “? 'I’HEI GRAND-SPEGC!AL riday and wmumu Il)[’“l”m &oth Salurday ana ~nm & Bright, Brisk and e ‘L\I)mmlxly Sensation of An Anifable ‘.T.‘i".}.'; baltony gallery 1 and $1 opens Thursday worning. FOUR NIGHTS THE: GRAN Commencing SUNDAY, December 7. The Shooting Star, Famous Scout, Actor and Champion Rifle Shot of the World, ARIZONA - JOK Supported by a Specially Selected Dramatic Ou'npm.\y in the Realastic Drama. | BLACK HAWKS Seo the greatest acting doy in the world. Jumbo, the largest St. Bernard dog. Two horseson the stuge. Popular Prices. Box Sheet Opens Saturday Morning. DIME EDEN MUSEE [ The Derviile Dockstader. Tne Omaha Brayes, Gypsy Band. dney, the Whittler, nuient, refined and DIME ADMITS TO ALL “Grind with. cvery wind.” BARGAINS That are BARGAINS. On Monday, December 8th (and for that day only) ‘We shall offer an assortment (hilden's K Ata reduction which is sure to surprise everybody. | Our best grades willbe mark- ed down from $6, $8 and $10, to $5.00. Plainer goods from $4 & $8 to $3.00. MOTHERS and others interested in small folk and small clothes will take notice that these | prices are less than the cost of |material. The fine work and artistic combinations are our contribution to the trade. REMEMBER: Monday, December Sth, BARGAIN DAY! Losses, and Bpermatorrhcea T fi it CEE g brain, solf cbuse of Gvererortion of th Kach bo o IAranteo (0 Fefund mine re. ‘uuuu)mlu\luk and genuine sold GOODMAN DRUG Lo‘. UWFaram ftreets = - Omaha Neb, JOSEPH BILLOTT'S STEEL'PENS. GOLD MEDAL, PARIS EXPOSITION, 1889, THE MOST ERFECT OF PENS, LADIES ONLY l MALE HEFULATOR Sate F*q E ym ”'”' ecunly th’é"’x‘iu’... S ymn bu,uv aved (om0 Continental Clothing House FREELAND, LOOMIS & GO., Proprigtors. Cor. I56th and Douglas Strsets, Omaha. The sudden change of the weather sharply reminds us of the need of heavy underwearand W inter Overcoats and naturally directs atten= tion to the best place toob During the past week from a larg ter Underwear, ception. cheaper grades, knittiug mill, goods are but are now on in patent and sale we have made the abrics, the finest fabrics regular shapes, at the ain these useful articles ofdress. el largest purchase of Win- evershown in this city, The goods included in this purchase are none of them of the known The at goods included made and of Continental prices as quoted below,and as we wish to distribute the this well fine texture Clothing by House e manufacturer in Amsterdam, New York, ever bought by us since we have been in business enable us tooffer thie most PURE AUSTRALIAN In both white and colored , and at prices which tempting bargains in the finest quality of WOOL & MERINO UNDERWEAR without ex- in this purchase (which amounts to about 1,000 dozen) as widely as possi= ble, as, we reserve Lot 1. close at this sale at 75 Cents Each. lot. We offer 75 Cents Each. ealers for this weel We 75 Cents Each, the right to limit every purchaser to four garmentsonly, at the prices we offer this underwear, many wholesaled lil\c to purchase the entire would Is a special lot of 200 dozen natural wool [no dyestuff l|sml] Underwear, in reg- ular sizes, made in excellent manner and usually sold at §1.25 each garment. offer now to These are not coarse goods, but will be found of fine quality and suitable for any gentleman’s < wear who appreciates a good article, less than [Sotias fresh goods, $1.25, uch as we have offered to close during this sale at the remarkably low price of $1.00 Each Garment Lot 3 12 Ibs. per d(u(‘n, a fjne narrow goods that we have sold worth that price 10(1(1), we half their real value, viz: $1.00 Each. Lot 4 is 300 dozen of the finest quality white underwear ever placed on our counters, is made of pure Australian wool. undergarment of the finest, regularly for the softest texture that will commend themselves. They are full ‘heavy weight, 1 l)y us for the past two years at §2 $1.00 Each Garment stripe, all the color %$1.00 Each. is 300 dozen of the finest quality Vicuna wool, patent shaped garments, being natural wool, past two years at § > offer subject to the same restrictions to each buyer, at exactly one- We repeat, the usual retail price of these goods is not We offer 200 dozen pure white Australian Wool Underwear in regular sizes, new, old regularly in our stock for the past year at $1.50 cach, Now $1.00 Each Garment $2 per garment, #1.00 Each. weighing (no dyestuffs used); and which are It Regular patent shapes, and for gentlemen who appreciate an is per garnient, manufacturs With a view of exte nding ed in this country, these guods\ 2 Ihs, per dozen, and have been sold our trade to the full estextent with gentlemen who appreciate fine underwear and furnishing g nods, we will offer thig lot until closed, at precisely one #1.00 Each Garment half our former price, viz: $1.00 Each Garment $1.00 Each Garment. With the same limitations in regard to delivering not more than four garments to each < buyer. This is the most attractive bargain ever offered in our Furnishing Goods Department since we have beenin business. We will send samples of this Underwear to any address, by express, gi ing the privilege of examination and returning at our expense if the goods are not found to be worth, as stated above, double the price atwhich we offer them. Our stock of Overcoats and Ulsters is now complete in the details of this important branch of our business. Our limited space prevents us calling attention to all the different styles that we have tooffer, but it is st fficient to say, that the stoc is by far the largest of any. o n the city and the prices were never more favorable for the consideration of buyers “who appreciath style, quality and workmanship at prices guaranteed lower than work of equal merit, can be obtained elsewhere for We call especial attention to our large stock ofIrish Frieze Uuls- For severe weather, this isacknowledged tobe ters in different shades. the best garmentin the market. Gontinental Clothing House Corner Fifteenth and Douglas Streets, Omaha. The Largest Wholesale and Retail (,Iothmg House West of thae Mississippi. THE BEST RUBBER BODTS & SIOES lN PP ANV QRTT ARE MADE BY THE Wonnsnckzt % Rhode Island Rubber Co And we are their western agents and always carry alarge stock. Address, Americen Hand Sewed Shoe bo 1204and 1206 Harney Street. ‘aie Burisire. Mfd only by res Y\\IP“AH(‘ feel safe Tmm-stmmnlm m recommending 1t 40 QINCINNATI,O. 1 su frerers. U 6 4 J smwzn A0 Do . o,)l-h. lief I|ka" Or, Plerc Wikals oured thousanis wond Ao in stamps Sor{ree | Mumlhnh'lrww.!u | | RYELURE s of the 1, Skin eul o o ldm. NO CUREK DrDOWNS | 1816 Douglas Street, Omaha, Neb. rgraduate in medicing, as dip! N.BI Consultation free. Book (Alysieries of PAATHTY Is stlll troating with il avery case | undertake’ and fall OlicoBours—Vm . 0k v, u Buideys 4