Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, December 23, 1890, Page 8

8 THE CITY. No person has yet called for the pet deer arrested Friday by Sergeant Whe- lan, Ed F. Aggeral was on trial all day yes- terday, charged with burglary Jury went out at 5 o'clock and d averdict of “guilty of petty larceny. Preparatory services will be held at the Southwestern Lutheran church, Twenty-sixth street, between Poppleton and Woolworth avenues, Tuesday at 7:30p. m. Last night Deputy Sheriff Louis Grebe went out to West Omaha precinet and arrested Wiliiam McKinne nd William Bennett. two men suspected of stealing corn, hay and chickens from the neigh- boring farmers, M. and Mre, Haery Gunner ception at their residence, eighth and Decatur, lust Saturday in honor of Mr. Gunner’s thirtieth birth- Fifty of their friends were present and spent a very pleasant evening. Christ Baue terday loc len f ted a gui- soveral s 8 jm him ) in u pawnshop on Tenth Blroc The thief was John Pa ut a8 he has been sent to the reform ool he cannot be prosecuted. Bauer will re- cover his instrument. Mr. C. 1. Yost has returned from a busi- ness trip east. “*‘Omaba has the cheapest telephone service of any ¢ try,”’ he said yesterday.” i awry, while wrge § ix in ( nd ubout that price in the astern The following consignments passed the customs house yesterday: Two cars of pickles and jam from England for Paxton, Gallagher & Co.; two ¢ of dry goods from Notting atrick, Koch & 3 lor Max ) v from Liverpool teh & Lauman; five cases of ti from England for Milton Rogers & Son. All humors of the scalp, tetter sores and dandruff cared, and falling hair checked hence, baldness prevented by using Hall's Vegetable Sicilian Hair Renewer, it Y kel Wante and subscriptions for the Journal that I may win course at Vas: his I can do if ) ladies intending to renew or subscribe will send their re- newals or subscriptions to me us soon us possible. 81 per year. Every one counts and vour kindness will be greatly oluted by Elizabeth C. Morvell, Farnam street, Omaha, Neb, LA eight for Renewals Ladies’ Home the fou re- 1014 For fine art pre ents go to Hospe, 1513 Douglas stree sige Samuel Burns veports his holiday sales the best he accounts for it by low pric stock and the wonderful Omaha. Dr.Birne; 20th annual * had, and , immense growth of b nose and throat, Beebldg. S Rigs: The Winter of Our C¢ {8 the title of a recent charmi tent g paper by that brillant writer Charles Dudley Warner, wherein the glori the Puacific const, as n winter are most graphically described. The Amer- fean people are beginning to understand that tho Puget Sound country is one of our most splendid_possessions and_that the name of the “*Mediterranean of Pacifie” is 0 happy title not m Inspeaking of Mount Tacoma, George F. Edmunds s “I would be willing “to_go 500 miles again to seo that scene. The continent 18 yet in ignorance of what will be one of the grandest show places as well a8 sanitariums, If Switzerland s guhlly called the playground of urope, I am _ satisfied that g:nuud the base of Mount Rainfer will come a prominent place of resort, not for America only, but for the world be- gldes, with thousands of sites for build- {ng purposes, that are nowhere excelled for the grandeur of the view tha abainad fromtem owith topograph featuros that would make the most per- fect system of drainage both possible ond easy, and with a most agreeable and health giving climate.” Thousands of delightea tourists over the Union Pacilic tthe past year bear ample testimony to tthe beauty and majesty of this new empire of the Pacific northwest. P Samuel Burns hasarranged a vase sale in his art room of Wooster, Doutton, Vienna, ete,, at about half former prices and all marked in plain figures. el sl de “ramed pictures, all prices, Hospe, 1613 Douglas stroet. e Marked Intercst {8 now shown by eastern people in the settlement of Oregon and Washington, articularly that region adjacent - to uget Sound. The reason for this is the almost unlimited resources that have latoly been opened up, and the surpris- ing growth of Portland, coma, Seattle and other citics and towns along Puget Sound. The Union Pacific on account of its fast time, short line, through Pullman palace sleepers, free reclining chair cars, nt dining cavs, and free Pullman colonist sleepers, from the Missouri river, is the favoriteroute to this region, and tickets via this line should always be asked for, For complete information relative to this remarkablo section, time of trains, rates, pamphlets, etc., call on your near- est ticket agent or address the under- signed. . L. LoMax General Passenger Agent, Omaha, Neb. —_—— Samuel Burns has placed on sale 100 souvenir cups and saucers, 25¢ to $1,00, See them, - A Disastrous Runaway. A horse belonging to O. Davls, a con tractor living at Thirty-seventh and Davenport streets, created a panic on Parnam street at 1:80 o'clock yesterday afternoon, The animal broke its tie strap at the court house and made 8 wild dash down Faraam street. collision with a telegraph post in front of Tue Bre office relieved the animal of the buggy to which it was attuched. The horse then took the side- walk down past the New York Lifo buiiding to the alarmand danger of pedost the east s‘do of the cntrance the beast col lided with the large post that supported tho area ralling and broke it off at the sidewalk. The animal kept on in its mad carcer and crossing Sixteenth strect {t crashed into @ show caso filled with candy, the stock in trade of a cor- ner fruit vender. ‘the case was smashed nto countless pieces and its contents scat- ered over the sidewalk. The collision threw the horse tothe greund and after a further short run it was captured by Oficer Eyerly aud returned to its owner, e Farmers After Chicken Thicves, The farmers of Douglas county are on the war-path, They have organized a combination to lick, lynch or land in jail any and all chicken thieves who are captured. Within p the last week, not only dozens but hundreds of chichens have becnstolen and gotten away with. Onefarmer has lost over three huu- dred and another over one hundred. Several of the farmers were intown yesterday making flual arrangements for their organization. A captain was elected and four lieutenants. Certain communities will be dilligently pa- trolled aud woe be untothe victim who is the desire of the farmers caught. It wi who met in Omal tosuppress all names. to have the newspapers THE OMAHA DAILY BEE, TUESDAY, DECEMBER 2: 1890. Morse' Men who have no one to assist them | in making Christmas selections will re- | veive courteous trentment and every at- tention at the hands of clerks especially detailed to wait on them We have EXQUISITE FANS, TOILET CASES, M N STATUARY, ) ILVERW ARE, CLOCKS, TABL y In our new artdepartmenton the main floor OF TILL 9 O'CLOCK | every evening toys 5th floor, We shall place on sale at an enormous reduction the exquisite dolls that have been shown in our BUFFALO BILL REC S DR and tomor- Do not miss row. hem tonight THE MOR SEDRY GOODS CO. é - s ¢ quel Burns is just in receipt of a telegram W YORK, Dec, 1 n of royal wooster has just arrived. Will go forward by express the 20th, DAVISON & PITCAIRN, These goods will go on sale Tuesday morning ut about half usual prices, - Toilet, collar and cuft 1513 Douglas street d throat. Bee bldg, —Your importa- boxes, Hospe Dr.Birney. nos The Shining Lights Of the old world, soldiers, statesmenand men of lette all write in the most ex- travagant praise of our lities for travel in America And we are entitled to the praise. On every Engiish line ame old dusty lunch coun- 1 by all tourists for these many . Not even adrink of water, nor a rust of bread to be had on the train, No wonder our trans-Atlantic friends ex- | s is the knowr the: te: 1 arvangement which is the t in the country today. iy Through coaches—Pullman palace sleepers, dining cars, free reclining chair s to Chicago and _intervening points the Rocl 1sland route. Ticket office 1602, Sixteenth and Farnam. Lt Mr. Clark’s Plans. Mr. 8. H. H. Clark, the general manager of the Union Pacific, has not yet announced his intention of vemoving to Omaha, but it is pretty gencrally understood that bis plans contemplate such a change. It isalso felt that he is very well ploased with the present management of nffairs at the headquarters and it is not thought thatany more changes will bo made, at least not till ufter the annunl meeting of the Union Pacific directors in April. The sign on Mr. Holcomb's door has been changed to read “assistant general vand everybody at headquarters appears content. e ! ye who teach the ingenious youth of it nation, let them learn the noble art of self-defense, as Salvation Oil is thespecitic for hurts, tle Annfe yesterday told us, in her w: a good medicine Dr. Bull's Cough Syrup is; it hud cured her of a severe cold, ome. They will be there and expecting a visit from you at Christmas time, and the Union Pacifio will gell tickots on De- cember 24, 25 and 31, 1800, and Januar; 1. 1801, to all Kansas and Nebraska points at one and one-third fare for the round trip, good veturning until Janu ary 5, 1891, —_——— WILL RUN sSOuLID 1 0 OMAHA, The Milwaukee Passenger Trains to Arrive on New Year's Day. The Milwaukee will commence running its passenger trains into Omaha January 1. This is in accordance with an agreement entered into between the Union Pecific and the Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul com- panies nearly a year ago. The date for the operation of the agreement was fixed several times, but a postponement was occasioned by one réason or another, It has now beon difinitely arranged, how- ever, that the Milwaukea trains will run solid from Chicago to the union depot in this city, commencing January 1. The arrangement will prove of great benefit to the Milwaukee and to Omaha. Milwaukee Appointments, The following appointments and changes on the Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul have been made, taking effect January 1: G. F. White, division freight and passenger agent, Davenport, Ia; Dubuque division and branch, from Clinton to La Crescent inclu- sive; the Chicago & Council Bluffs division, from Davenport to Jackson Junction, in- cluding the Maquoketa branch und the line from Farley to, but not including Paralta; also Rock Island and Moline, IlL; B. H. O'Meara, division freight and passenger agent, Cedar _Rapids, Ta; Chicago & Council Bluffs = division _ from Elk_ River Junction to _ Council Bluffs, not_inclusi: and from Marion to Cedar Rapids, inclusive; J, T, Conley, divis- jon freight and passenger agent, Winona, Minn.; river division, but not including St. Paul and Mintvapolis; Wabasha, Chippewa Valley and Se W. E. Peak, division freight and pas agent, Mason City, Ia.; lowa and Dakota di- vision and branches, and Iowa and Minnesota division and including Austin. E. W. Jor- dan, division freight aud passenger agent, Sioux City, Ta. Sioux City and Dakota di- vision, The Switchmen's Troubles, The reported general disaffection among the west switchmen is not generally ited by Union Pacific officials, although that company has been having cousiderable troublo with men at various western points. At Ogden, Pocatello and Rock Springs the places of the striking switchmen have been filled by new men and the business of the company is being handled as usual without any dela, he switchmen at Rawlins went out but’ their cro filled promptly without auy inconvenience to the company. There is 1o _open_ disaffection locally or at other points along the line, but there may be trouble if the switchmen insist upon a de- mand for a radical advance in their scale of wages as they bave threatened to do, a di visions ; nger The Hoz Rate Adjustel. The rate on live hogs, Missouri river to Chicago, is reduced frog 25 to 22 cents,while the rate on packing house products is ad- vanced from 18 to 22 cents. The tariff on thesearticles from the Missouri to the Mis- sissippi river will be 15 couts, It 1s aiso announced that on packing housg product golng to the seaboard a rate of 18 cents from the Missouri to tho river will be applied. Used in Millions of Homes— 40 Yoars the Standard. NEBRASKA CLOTHING COy WORSE AND MORE OF IT. We intend to make the two days before Christmas the BANNER DAYS of a big year’s To that end we shall put forth every effort, offering special inducements all over the house, giving to each and every department a chance to put its best foot forward. In Our Suit Department. We will put on sale seven or eight hundred suits from our “mail order” goods are made up for us in large quantities for our out of town trade. with one stone (close out the balance of them in threedays and give our suit departmentanothe big whirl) we will put them in our regular stock to-day at a great reduction from regular prices: We call your particular attention to six lots: LOT 1.-84 All Wool Bouch Sack Suits, well lined throughout, at $6.75. LOT 2.—-167 All Wool Fancy Cassimere Sack Suits, in two good styles, at $8. LOT 3.—66 Silk and Wool and 10-4 Brown Plaid Cassimere Sack LOT 4.—A Corker,169 Beautiful All Wool Cassimere S8ack Suits, at $9.05, $9.25 and $9.75, LOT 5.—108 Bang-Up All Wool Cassimere Suits, at §11, $11.75and $12. Fine Cassimere Suits, cut any way you may want ’em, six or seven different styles, splendid trimmings, at $14, $14.50 and $16. We rise to remark that these suits are money savers. Three Big Drivesin Overcoats. Two hundred handsome All Wool Kerseys, four styles, at $8. One hundred and fifty $18 and $18 Kerseys at $11.80 and $12. One hundred and sixty $20 Kerseys at $14.80. When yoa buy one of these garments you’ve made from $4 to Our Boys Department: 184 Boys’ all wool Suits, four styles, at one ninety. 187 Boys’ all wool Suits, (they’re handsome) at $2.28. 67 very fine Overcoats marked down to about half price. The Hat Man and the Shoe Man Are In It; They’ve each got several lines to show you at specially attractive prices. And in addition the great special sale of Neckwear and Mufllers. ‘Wiill continue till Wednesday night. business. In Nebraska Clothing Co. LOT 6.-144 Ver, OPEN TILL NINE O'CLOCK. NEBRASKA CLOTHING FOURTEENTH AND DOUGLAS $6. §nits, at $8.50. 0, SEE THE WINDOWS. EBRASKA CLOTHING CO, department. 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