Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, March 15, 1891, Page 15

C OMAHA DAILY BEE / D XTEEN PAGES, 1 and t s 0 fore the em Ihe orporations " taburg, Hp e ot 1 the or | T 181 OWN Lorms or not at t t Keopy husiness go Wagre Barnors. v 1, ar ginizations, omy 0 noa subje to nilitary for Her Reoroaunt Liovor, - ) lhoss boltmd by 10 wgroemmnt At ; : S Seton 3 Although modestly inclined about putting in an appearance, will nevertheless come, we, laving no RELATIONS OF EMPLOYER AND EMPLOYE, | Lenotherestabilsmontsshoutdy e % e ’ 4 Lguannta 1 HOPE THAT LASTED AS LONG AS LIFE. lirect communication with the weather huvean, thonght it best inany event, to be on time with onr ' ters andthat ¢ 0t s part of the programme; and here accordingly arranged on several counters tor your curly a carcful Some 8t ng Compatlsons About | tobo « i \ € past | Childee 1 t . VoL She de Now an lnate of e 01| ingpection Stikes, Lok =Outs and Boy- A S in o St sl e e b Woman's Home Two Wi =l OVER of Restlonsioss and Com. | 3ibtingtion cen in it erwhit thaterns e 1WA | it foje Whitened Whils Waiting Years e 0 T o A € Coer bl One thousind handsome spring Overcoats, representing every conceivable shade and fabric. Overcoats - yards [ made from fine woolens of our scdection and finished with every care and taste. We highly appreciate Fhllrad the trade’s confidence in goods of our own manufacture and for the present spring; wi yours ago hie was o farmer noar th te | pains in bringing outonly such garments as we feel sure will it possible, cement town of " n's \ Minn, where, " | % s aged parents, b cutivatd e vroaa | WHll and confidence of the entive community, No Merchant Tailor prices requir e LG POE S Y O L advantage they can possibly offer. Our Over- one hal any ex pl exept tu sof Labor, by mocrats | autumn after antumn harvested the f Labor t o wore bud tuen or all the communiants in | grainand auted it t the market profits una divi TR e Knigl ; hind 0 stant chuwhes, [ think manypeope | Sone ten vears ago the mother died and @ : » i ' r y A » ingine theacts'of o railmad manager | Mres. Jane Whitiey, o widow of ity years, : \ il ra ¢ . g \hos an tonhishand sacred tobe mquired into, | was enployed s o por to lok ~ aftor pany pick farm house nanager logitimat hjects of investi- n bis Nathan, wlho My wis “mob log before he e KEatin 4 omy when outlitting: for spring and summer; they not only comhine quality and LGl T ments of our own manufacture with a special supervision over every stitchandl aguinst ripping or losing shape. Keep this fact well in mind, that the Brownine, 'Kit is the People’s choice in nlm than hali of the principal ctics in the Union of thetailor's art, the price about one half. o was notdue to ol e, bt theyin. m lenw ihochie | SOEG. opaid, Suployment s refused 11 | Eilronl i < ointi (0ol ol ;;',;”‘;3“‘ o et i ol S, W, Corner i5th and Douglas. RELIABLE CLOTHIERS. ey aroas vell tronted nstney migie b, | SATONG, VIR S 0 BEURAE G0 | § ort, 180, ” make Jane his e SOl Now Jersey leather man irers bo nois Con ekiiol hat the The winter pssed and ab veqular intervals OB CPOe®PIDOIDODO ,’ thoy shull tive incomfort orin penury, is SL000 10t toemploy a Knight of Labor mid to theverge of mn, and domandingthe [ e cribing Chicago and the wonderful ; terimined byone nan, who is i 1o way Minrd ratirond s tatset the toheram | @l raifoadinen, and o estatishuont of | Spring ame, the birdsand the fnvers ro. HIV\I(HII\. Surgons and Speialists countatlo to them, and i e operators ot Jamaicn and Moris #ark be- | doserand nore wrdial relations between the | turned widow, who had laid alverso to theivs in the » that buyor « ciuse they had been chosen officers in the | @mpany and the pulblic, the pitrons of the |a the w ou 7, began o pre. ler have adverse inters they are sell- | Orderof Telegraphersand all other operators | M and its ¢ ves' ' On March 24, 18 i ding es, but the man 108 1alor'and he ls buying s the | Wwere warnel potto join theorde the Chicago, Rock Tslind & Padine railrad ler chols did not retun. The [l 1400 DOUGLAS STRISED he p et of r Valle compan; iled 1 the Unite ates distri fond lo did 10t arrive A el e Clicad 0 harginge. the v sudaon) Esablithiod 1866, Tnorporated 1890, LE R b Eh, sading Jewelers & Opticians A sccond causeof discontent isthat the sirike o that mine in 1S0the memoers of | G irlington & Quincy railvad ompany | they stop rether. ‘'hoblushes faded 16th and Farnam Sts., Omaha. irty hadnot. on acenstom | And g large variety of late styles in spring suits, we commend to all cliss fslative and judicial institutions of the coun- | the velief com mittee among theminers Wwith wa a i ous ratewar for the | frou the cheeks of Jane Whitney, and as she try, and theorgans of public opinins, are as | en backlisted, but the president awowel upeling the raile packed away the brdal gown, she deter: completely under the influnce of the s charg of the mines : Hhnols, Wisconsin, Minnesota, lowa and ) winel tovisitthe cty by thelake and learn 7 ¥ i 1 ived ata distancy, and the evidomee that o 1 ¥ in | the worst bl parhanent, press, and beneh | 4 Cyiiatcen is wnelisive, 1 h doubt | U 10 I inl e eller Folson anvions that she that_the New York Eveniug arils oy atthe ompmy o >d the [ should make the trip and urged et go, great lndlords prior tothe reform legislatin | the blicklisti mom »f relief com. | strike eration o it own | In die tine Clicagy w ached, but the that bey in 1= This ooy [ WIttees As 4 necessary picce o B line auso it wou aid the | welome that Jane received was 1ot a warmn b Bhlig Lo may | Hungeris the naturalully of theemployer i | rte war demos business, [one, Shewasinformed by her lover that the . Lo lxing the price o will pay for labir, ! ¥ reing ofher | fiecsof love hud not only bumed low, but lination “The sident : ny, by | la sited, on vined commiittee when oth of Englind werounder the inflience of the OUR STOOCK O e Goods And Nove f1es forthe carly spring trade eclipscs any ur fomer offering .1.Al embraces L»FF\IUIN( NEW and DESIRABLE in our line, We te SPECTAL attention to our SEmml o Fie Wables .Lua:\.h.\....;\LL'LY W WN_ STAI from the FINEST H()\’VARDLIHWH to> the CllLr\l RELIABLE TIME-KEEPER, in SOLID GOLD, GOLD FILLED and silvir casoz Pricosof those Watchies rango : from 8500, for highlyornamented gold ¢ nd ciamond cas ' down to §5, for smalleet tize in silver, L AI)IES‘ AND GENTS' SOLID GOLD AMERICAN WAT(H « ' S, from 824 up. ' GOLD MLLF‘D AMERICAN WATCHES from $12 up. ; 9 9 ? c on pros perots ploy the gentlenan \ o B oo erot 1 tu tupoen him to a certain de tvam ke does | York is 1o he trust Non only hal Tgruno been kind to lof thomw v | Depew of the N \ Iroal ds, " rintor . tit had grven hin an opportunity o ULy o wing fora pass f friend, a e was mude m god faith, b cciring 5 as a switchman, besides I'heir though ar v or t 1rjos e of 1y about ast me w, Mrs.Dr. Day, who was er Tio e, we donot dif f . h lines, fa Look u pon. in connect ) " ) a »f our - K 15 mide 1o b 1t Lmay be abl v t d1 pull thy B Nies il aE s mest responsibility impli t vzo could not s 0 ke S fiere g whese mmagement is |resigned to aceept o stilar position ‘i the sympathi 2o i HaBUNRE T o 3 teved by per 1 town thon therc s t o there sl SO L A s a intorsts, that [ Afew days ater Mrs, Whitney appeared isa_prima that et i 3 notdishoiestly run tor private [uponthescene, th might ¥ against that teliais the man who | wnd forgotten ole lal > onduct of railmad managers | some time th s dived in-_ Burlington, publle, ujon vhom thoy ferod o Omabia. An S s rig Y 1 ey ‘Purportto b rospon ) wving Shingleas a physi are they &' e r I ployment wple nihe Unite ! WAt e nt \ { Nerous, imuediate result of th ise ju e % ted, W @ I RS i ) X imiodin this manner for tom i IO A his proy toa ‘ i e P both women loving the man wath all upn - rich men v o coutruel | Bisprory tosmm he ke VASIINGTON, D dovaled dearts, Tiu lote of one was ard adminstere who, f Ko X stume or theother there wis nothi thoy o judges, > the. attor | direct meeting w 5 olce, £ LRai neys of covporateand private interstswhich | and thepublic no iled SINGULARATLES, it oot conrt \J,m,u d the o small mmber of cses wereant s | on heis welome to : si d 4 ; ! — that made Nathan Eolsom and ticto the interests of tho massesof tho peo | dividudlity in & ' labo (S | Ashtabula, O, has ahen that weently lid | M ; i wie. plo, \n»;n lflum-, public D 'I_“;“NN" LS \ba aneggshapid like a crookiecked gourd. S AT (R ETL 1s conveyed to Mrs soitiment of the exchinge. ustic che y vefused to i o0 i P fthe men who L oy swse | @ uan to - sell his labor a « The Hatflld _ twins, the baby M RATEL N Rinors: So. universslly ] | We have a peofo heds died at 1°t. Wayne, Iud., - shortly after | pyiom yould repent aad chim hor as his Ay RO Veea. (5 7Rh g who, in national, political, 1 birth. own. The welding roboof yearsago wer tie money ede ] o B Sy s of e cary, Cia, bonsts of & negrohoy aghteen [ie} at an i “"‘”” ks j‘_" L ';L ”‘K". ) is six feot ande inches il | the he Labor mattor pretend to anlweigha Lib poundy retum so azd fulil the pr tr W helps n 0 ! J sn, of Amber townslip, |he nude it g ' Michigan, is only sixteer These fond day @ 5 of o g hi 310 pounds, devol r d, an s ‘rcocoooccooooccooocoo«ooooo PILES, TISTULA AND RECTAL AV DROCELE AND VARICOCELD p min nently sind suceestully ey e [ SYTHTLE, GONOUT you thtul Wacarty a tow styles of GOOD NICKEL WATCHES, fiom 82,60 to 810 each. \ \l RE ( li\‘.' EveryWatchFullyWarranted Tosetaien Fora medium x)nu\\\»l\t h we particularly recommend ()UL, o ! nind anid SPECIAL MOVE VENT, which we know to bo the best § e 3 g WATOH MADE forthomioy. It's ajjusted, fuljew- @ | DRS BEIT clod, finoly ni-hed, aul is wuarant-ed thorously ac- @ proper indilzenee curate, In silver and gold cases, from 840 t) $100. LADIRS. MA ED MEN hap 0, WA « J N g OUR SUCCES 1T have an clegant assoriment of Sterlin 7 s K ies to showyou, Sonzeof them are said o be perfedly cxquisiie. e upon fa Our line of Odd Spoons f all ver, for Sowvendrs, is the largest Omnaka. Prices from 75¢ cace upecard. Novelfios Reecired in li\'vr,\' Departuent Daily PTICAL GOODS Protect and Improve Your Sight. Qur S/M/v[r les and /’ Ve, "/z(\ s are e Best in the [World, e ntly dowhat | s without com 5 bill of fare of un odinary hotel « part 2 b Kenof by a hired ager Labor wroing | t i ) r 0 | e (e g e pain, sunds of thopressto disered s man | cmp o T s to | weiszhed tae s when two wieks R Te R E T A heir | awoid hiddia inst oue awother, butdo all [ dieds 2 monthie, “and iyotgled fiyo veirs of waiting, her health ihai ol dngivl Bpkaidt El: Niele Corar Ottt Kentucky is overdols £ a5 a land of A 3§ e /onihe 158, bakers of : ! 1 it wo Tthas produced | (- : ki LGN Lo, T e S AR with euch offer, mdern y . a nane dowi herback likea third cause of f t | wos al - at t v greatshock came a fow wee faw, the [l i of luw, and what whi und 2t thy ame tim ey reluced JohnC. Somery r Lving r she was naarly prostrated and received It co-operat e | the weight of theloat. In Chi on Sep- Aberdeen 8. D, thsold pi h of manyas she followed the S§ ATOUE 10 recive wages the tem b Chairn fariof the Westem | which sucks his cows, ‘] i pl the 1 2010 the & acts witich w0 permitted to mew who receivo | pisenger assoc , fined the Kansas City, | feat itsits on 1ts haunches like a dog. he inmates of the home could profitsand dividends. Joseph & Council Blut¥s railrond fo A wihite sal, woiscling aboutone hundrmd |10t inderstand why an old won Ou July 8 1S54,51x men wercsent to tho o tickel to St. I'aul for 8l4instead of | aud twentyfive pounds, wis kiled in K- |the window aud cried like a0 city prison i New Yok for distributing ) Much X pres. cocas creck near ) Holly, N.J., by Nutt sed along the nandbills ask people not to buy bread it | 2 York vhos Wells, The auimal was accompanied by ers i why 1 Widow Lan : But on July & | Wis borcoty thicr of its species which was Jet black. i when iuas A nate), L e S oalinle Ll L R G Burket, of Wolfsurg, Pa.,is wt yot mino | There wis areport that Mrs, Whitneywill ut. thei ¢ ves there was @ str o | accusel of cuttin ric ’ raold anl 15 tho moitor of sovontoen {EAH UG St ot crnlen ait tueir caployes s @ driloin ousell of culng | A, Sl G R e e e his lifoin tho Switehman’s Munial Relict sliop of ¢ osnbestOf Ll msagls: | Lok tr) s ieny leno and Lo triplts thre naiaiislorFom- aactiation bilsthisls Hiks Chhese yait clgnae-makens in Binghanton wer senter « s s, Tho ;| sivingare livingexcopt one. il lny no claim tothe Beo g £ SR il 310 For man A Bich kun (Mich) family sends tho |Willly noclain tothe property heowned. ; childron tothe country school, somedistance | 1y wi TR e e N S el : i AL b d away, in o peciliar mamer. "It has an | " CETR SaE WHIEY BISC. oS = which was lnp September 16, on Cluctl, | 1 3 purnicious ohjecs oy | emincatly safo borse. Thoehiidren irive to | fno™ Nono eqial. Usothemuow, . Coon & Co., the larggest collir snd sttt man: 1. The totalamo school in th i tho horse for | U T M- BHLRS ufacturers oy, D ", for the vidation ek o was alltted amo the homex, and e res, In the aft of the fac a ; omen over. | e associition, 1 _ ¢ | woon e is sent after them in *‘tho 8 ‘ S i (a3 : BROWN STOCK FARM, 3 Yous, Jied x- l1801. STALLION SEASON. 1891 AR o hatiheil t \ v o the inthe o lir, Sired by Monon by Nutwad Sl s R > shall work, and fine from lis b > alio huis i Son tHALBAsno | 1t duns Piotiscd, By 1% 1host covered by the AR f e t | hod o thau hisshare, Faeh member | huie other than o light fuizz on top of his | 2d dam’ A Now York as the boycott by ’ i | aso had to exbibit his contricts to tho asso. | head i \ TR The g A RAl toARYe rmarkal cition, Asthe allotmentof tho Atkinson | A negro liy Williamstown, Mass i 1 RALT et {0 D1 ho grmnd v, R dsa ot | company s vers “su, he it for ovar. | i e It 18 also alle 5TO INSURE Fonts procedor ! y world have "been riinous and the ce that ho w ¢ith an oxtra harl 5 S AR pns mfusedto g intothe ambintion The | wd alorn overs ; a e | Brou Mares, Colls and Fillies For Sale, om bination then arrange with front bon and th i o neludin ahy 3 1 clarge the Aticitson com pany . e | Dox 5 of lifs long ) s | bred 2ov r-oli WIKGS dallin—a gool one | steel in excess of the price charged mimbers | killed rams, broken doors, smashed g rind nid fo - hetter il e of thecombiuation 1 members of the s and murderfd bulls by si y butting s ion agreed o mselves that AR e Ny M. P. BROWN, - _¢ Papiliion, Nob uever the Atkinson company bid on a | ppelor Eag At ni 5 noine to 3 ) ntract o membir of the nwas to 0.0 Ml e world is T pe=y A St the < | (ontrast & membee of the asochiion Was o | jrhaps thit wwlich grows on thohead of Turkish Tea 2sc, Hukich et the men whocombine 1o e ‘oRincs a8 'lms | Miss. Ascrath Pllpolt, of Gaiiesy - ~ . . w0 dow Cwas 1o b 02 | o atling on the ot wiin Ly Cough Cure sa¢, Turkish Lin- meant the complete and s puli | WAkl onL 06k G0 mesitin i all ten Jiment soc, Turkish Asthma { the Atkiison compuiy. In Oclober, 159 lie nanu facterers of pe ted chair s 4 ate womnan, aproachi dlle | Cure joc, Hahn's Golden Dys. o0k el : o and ds hermaguificent tres 2 5 Al WAth one SpOLioR ROy B¢ > rther s ance, o piit wat weir | pepsia Cure zo0c, urkish gxoep! b siealpl Bud b e, A W vins he sth ~ v ! A e b libit al Kberly, Soith Africa is the s AL | kid, whilo the face and the paims of & Co. ol Cle 10 [t bar ki Dby d feet are tlesh-coor., rof (g | gonds to th of @ hpink, lie an 0 it C 1, ha#'sl00 roc £ s | 8 er 1 the £ t m the toy to the b s into the 2blation un wi . ransvaal, 1t md din S it r 1the ¢ ination lered him t a s’ the \ » ordinar ughon its folly by men who imagine the ontract for) ses with the W f B, It L ne : mo ilot ro rolle e and 0w ned the tresses of golden hair that had beautiticd the untry girl withher hu y pecinlly ctudic ring rehi Thind - pedidnes aro prepared i our | oy exaetly to suie ek ense, thus o ithout injury. Drs. l»ctts Q Jelts, 9 DOUGLAS STREET, OMIHA, NEB Omaha Medical and Swrefial STITUTE. --..'-.-‘C«C S OF WOM N he Wa VATE DISEAS N Blaod Discues sucessfully to Our Prices the Lowest. Fine Solid Gold Spectacles ov Eyeghisses, only $3: worth $5. Flner and Heavier Gold Spectades, §3.50 to $6; worlh $6 to $10. Fime Steel Spectacles and Eyegsses, from $1 up. solored Glasses for Shading Eyes, tom 50¢ up: cLaughl gthand Harney 0 n E 6. WESTS MHJE A"D B’lerM TFE!\‘ME"T fpecit Your Eyestested free of charge by a practical optician and a perfeet fit guaranteed, and Iidd Gla Lozwwest Prices. be ulie i1 s Y " atehcompny cause aad w i vicius, but very pl The comby ontried to ruin b d we In what was at one time coument in p ) B swanp, Hiran 1S, ne wges. 1T 4 newspapr ¢ 0 d factory an abloto put | Ind.. som 3 hil mypathelic lokont it is prety i > « the 1 t, In 18sig | exhumed ctly precevel skele wspapers and fron | ! ase man o led to ruinan | tons of id just as the croatires oad king aud othor | ontside ec s into the asso- | mired, possibly hun of yeurs 40, One that the Witor of tho | tation, Tt was arrnged with thecofn. | head was fourid with out spreading antlors | {8 the aost sebtantially « ueted 16, who is “pandering to | lardwire pol that if the outside manufie- | of astonishiug sie, the leugth of thehorn bo- | Motel Budlding in Omaha, Several turerdid not raise his prices for kets le | Ing forty 1t nches andthe measirement, | eavy brici walls running [rom th ot I | should be w 1 10 pay o higher price for | fomtip totip forty-one inches, Close tothe | basewment foroaf, Al the ceili N. B ~-HEADQUARTERS FOR REPAIRING. Wing 8 sinl ue cloik- | his con g than the members of tho | he ! Wit elvo anclos, | Moors lned with Awestor Jir ing A | 4 ootk . i T i COPOCECOPOOE DEPOPINDDI DO O® action, closed their shops Tuo sion of thy road sy g | 10 Ihe horn, Fireescapes a five aluriny A TIATRE A oneel g ¥ ok, 3 Suftering from b : 1 their rtives out, In Aug o ation of Is dally Sl i it Like polishe J « tihe buedldineg, Steamn heat, Tn WEAK MEN-;.'.- liets o) p last Vice Presidint Webb, of the New York | vasterand vaster nu s of wmen under the | 8 “‘i\"“‘“"!\ “l‘h“’l“’*v‘- clme Me. | ot and eod water and sunshin : b 1008511 e Fo 7 Druggist Centrl vulvoad, according to a staterent | absolute 0 man. The orpor. ats s Laving it mountec i vooms, Table unsurpassed any. | (AOfAeeH wasling we hood, e, P A " > e d tobign in ¥ papers, snid Lo | tion is the party under obligations —_— ere. Y0 woud » vauable 4 ] muno.finlntw M"A'E'MEELCAWS o8 | i ops apd thrown | the community, but, relying upon the pu bl De Witt's Lattle Early Risers: only pill to 5 , Prop. A ap S L ITLN e A mentile, bt ""‘M"H-ch Ak mgulate the bowels. Proc =, ¢, ¥o WUER, Moodus, Conn. | no dollar, See sig [ N W00 e R 1 . Lt vk ovdun Coun §FAlL “F57 Yot © By Al U'Uliul.n. TWL a5 New York Gl nd Cavitol Av tions, Rates, from $2. MA'X MEYER & BRO. CO. 16thand Farnun Steeets, Omalia, Nob, .-&‘D...b....0...90’&.'.9......Q’.’.’.»..QC‘.‘.‘.QOOQ.Q“Q‘...fl “<.“‘ 0600600000 OC 9DC9V0® -0O...D...&........'.0”.’.0." Illlulluluq” Al e sivebundre dmen out of employment bo- | impationceof ™ inconyenie the mana cure sick headache aud