Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, April 9, 1891, Page 8

SRR G TLRY ted ¥ t1p m da, the local and cents and pure pow of good flesh or Powder Horn hapn of S s made marringe by afterncon Fremont and from Mexico for tho Omalia and Grant smelting cou: A motor Snowden, who was run ove it Sixteenth and Howard, is ting v o thoug at first fe three pour Original s worth two or changed but taken d Hall § thorough pre who arsaparilia Jueed with il has over beon intr C.85. Raymond porary Lo April v 1n pech kin forth M dict th electri limite ke run or and C} not rig y mor it to th the - PERSONAL PPARAGRAPILS, of St Paul i of Ashland i at the Paxton Paxton Mur: the Mil lard ¥ 13 f |l 1 at t Mit lard . D. Rake lonc J.D. lone. i Dellor Charles T Millard Albert Murray Mr Murra, M. Cu Chic Hon, J yesterda; A S. Potter and wife Jurlington, Friend and F1 ut the Paxton, E. Matoy and Miss S. Maloy of West Point arc at the Millard Mrs. H, I Adams, Mrs, C. W, Smith and Mrs. O, M. Scott of Nortn Beud are at the Millard Frank J. Brownleo returned from mouth, 1il, la ht. He reports health'of bis father greatly improve W. H. Baldwin, assistant to General Managor ' Holcomb, st Springficld, Mass,, yesterday afte companied by bis farnily, to make visit The Fitzg A. W. Pennin Magoon P. Westof Villisca, S.C. Bennett of Lincoln of & outh Omana b M. Woolworth went to Chicago started for Chicago Fred Wiley of Kear Mis Mon the ssistant rted for on, ac- a short Narker Rapla cit 3 Wos Eaw . Wilson 101 W i Pari 3 donn 1% Jorda il elphia: Goodmian, Toseph Thonze Corby ind wit Burber, Clevelind Renedict, Chicago 1113 0. S Meduy, LaCrosse; ¢ bugu Moore: 8t L HL Wilmott, Dy 10 W Cotkwell and w ife, St . G, Stoele, W. . Currol, Kansas City Spcarnian, G Spenrman, Sprinselc KKy I lirile. 8. Linds ey, StJo vker, 0. B €lap, dr. J. 1o Martin Water; Warron ~Anies, Nebraski Holbriok, T. 0, Cornish, Missouri Wol Wintér, W E. Rossetter, Chlea- ¢ Chamberlatn, Fondon, Eng; A, A D11l < Chienzo; %WV Bullock, haiher. | Mrs M. T, E. A Bark The Millnra—F, I Plaine, Fort Mad; it and wit (B H b i . R, | Bl Rloom i Now Yor Watsd s 1. T Hopkins. 1! DB au lior Ml Herenan, A. Etsman Nob'; 11, Now ' Yark; York The Casey 1. D, Weland, L, A MeCaiid loss, 1 TIIAdeIphing Goorso b, 1o I Crayens, 'O Andt Chicizos Hley, Missouri Vitley: O 11 Dyie and wife, : 8. 1 Dungin, W, MeCorkey,Wahe . Gonlon M. Corst i N M Dayton, Lot 1. 1 Nortick, Rur Hnztoni M. O Toole, Nowenstlor J: Shington, chicawo: T T, Coles W . Bently,Hartington €%, Dodee and son: Oakdales . M. Chirisi i, Rroicon Bows J. i, i Ovicans, Nobi Jay W, Kennedy, Tes 3 George' W, Stone, Ord Nob, Altman,'St. Louls Prof. Herrmann A. Smith, Chi- olni, C, Hall's Iair Rone roputation forr and chunging of youth, or enjoys a world-wide toring the hair to bald heads kray hairto the original color Decision in kavor ot Milwankeo & St. Paul Ry, The new Palace sleaping cars of the Chicago, Milwaukee & St Paul Ry., with electric lights in every berth, will continue to leave the Union depot, Omaha, nt 6:10 p, m,, daily, Passeng taking this train avoid transfer atCoun- cil Bluffs, and arrive in Chicago at 9 A m, in ample time to make all enste connections. Ticket oftice, 15 strect, F. AN ASH, Jo B PRrestoN, General City Passenger Agent. the Ohleago, 10 Agent. NOUANC The Payton comedy company will produce “LZast Lynue' at the Grand tonisht. This Is one of the most charming plays ever pre sentcd on any sta I'he prices are very popular, being 10, 20 and 30 cents, 4 S MENTS, The attraction will be Duncan ¢ pany, the perfc by ladics, Edward J. Bloom, who is now managing Herrmann, the groat magician, was last in Omuha two years ago the co o \\Hh Duncan 1. Harrison in Tho aymaster, In Dubuque, just before reaching Omaha, Harrison fraciured bis anklo b ip ho mado on tho stage in the taule sceno, The stuco bhands had falled to put the usual amountof wator in the tank, and when Har rison made his famous jump he struck tho bottom with atuud wid was assisted out of the water more dead than alive. When the company reached Omaha Harnson was barely able to hobblo about ou crutches and was without an understudy? Ed Bloom, bis wanager, was the only available man, and after twelve hours' proparation went in and played Harrisow's part, and fow people knew that it was not Harrison himself, Those, however, who wero on’ were troated to the unusual spectacle of a Duteh: man pluying the part of an Lrish military oficer, at_the Grand nest Sunday ark's big burlesquo nanco belg given entiroly | WHAT IT SATISFIED SOUTH OMARA. Magic ity People Well Pleassd with the New Election Law, HONEST PEOPLE HAVE GAINED. They May Voto Without utable Interier Result of the Election—Notes About the City, Any Disrep- uf man yesterday wh t First ward citi from past elections. drunken sot hanging h as offeusive as o char igand hauling me and e for some incompetent e pleased than sentiment of the new felt like a go 7, said & promi as 50 differont was no dir 0o ¥ th a br nel hiouse ve tesing to get 1 ymmend an, unasked, arprised with clection ng, and nated, and n, and ladics 0o, polluted it 1 fe 0 man, b praiso car ter oftic the primar must cit he \famous d * said another. hereifter, ot Lo, Janipula il cont tion. josition, except fos r of detee , tho unt up 1: City lucation, Wood Third John num number of very high board of e {James D, Jone Willaim M 8. Hal Fourth wi Ryan: Fiest ward, Thitd ward, 1015 Fourth Mr. Ryan had o op- ward v And et wird, Frederick Bowley S, Walters, John J Second 10 ward, 4 , Uil sition, W. Banquet and Ball, and danghters of South Omal fent Order United Work: cements for the and ball for tho tobe in xth and N sireets, The committee wmme are as fol J.C. Granam, Owens, R. C and Jotn J, Gor- A T with a bar and invited the lodge room apporutment ot uests, Twenty-si A il 14, and proj Mesdames Steusloft, Henry B. Meueice me given day evening, ws i Arraugements William H Hilliker, bam. Reception—Misses Maggic Ward and Me gher and Patrick k Itofreshments—r. and Mrs Charles M. Matteson, Mr. and Mrs, Farry B. Menefc Mr. and Mrs. Frank L. Lee and Mr. and Mus. A. L. Bebinger., Mr. H Minnie James O'Sullivan, Wi M, lson and alla. and Murs, Messrs, R. I Steuslofr, and Henry Owens. I7loor—Messrs. Charles T Gallagher und Harry B, Men PROGRAMM ss0f Welcome. ... Mrs, Daniel Sullivan M C. W. Miller C. _Hilliker, Will- acob Juskalek Andrew M. o Addre Oration—Friendship and Necessit e DMiss Mir Misic i ation—Those T Love, Miss Flossio A Goose. Miss MiilTe Swartout Tiie Harp... . Mr Abbott tlireches : Master Willian Weber Don't Count Your Chickens I Hatehed. Messdanes J. (, ¢ Hilller and_Henry Owens, Miss ten and - Mr. Isane You Mrs, A L. Bebinger i W Siabaugh 103 Pocket:Book Miss Ireno May fie ko UnfortunitoMr. Mesdames Ao Wilson Yo + Wo L Slubaugh Ite Bemke Recitation Littio Instrimienad music Recitation—His I Dialoziic They B, Miry Recitit Voo Reciation Disiox Br Woote Suppe The lad! made an entertainn tat once litable to them- selves, pleasant to guests and worthy of Lodge No. 66, A Social “The maple syrup social and musicale given by the Lad id socicty of the Presbyter. 1an chureh drow nea 1 the friends and patrons that could bo ser And the mus- ical treat as well as the oad wero even better than the The ladies aro quite as mach del ith the liberal pat- tronage as those preseat were with the social enjoyed. 1ecess. Notes About the City, The infant child of Mr. and M; Doud is quite ill. Miss Magrio Langston 15 in Beatrico visit- ings relatives ond friends. Mrs, Joremiab ‘I Dean_and son have gono to Fremont to visit fricnds. John P. Thomas will build a large flat on Tventy-fourth strect near S street, Jitor Bruco McCulloch has removed to t, botween H und Istreets King is visiting friends and Judge Breen is officiating as 'he trustees and building committee Prosyte this evening. Mrs. Francos I. Gilbert has permit to_build on J street fiest and ‘Pwenty-second Yesterday Frank Morr Mernisk, both of ( matrimony by Justic W. H. McCreary, cattlo buyer for Swift & Co., Who b 1 $ick in Chicago for threo weelks, has returned and brougbt bis wifo with Him. “The polico are looking after A. Ebben, who borrowed Dell Edward’s ovorcoat election day and then skipped the field with the bor- rowed garment. new boiler, 150 horse power, and three ines of eighty horse power each, aro ng sct in the new departuent at the Cud- ahy packing plant. President Joun L Nebraska Savings of tho rian chureh will meet1n the church 2 bt ken out a n Twenty- Miss May were jomed in .. Sutton s be B Miles, 8, Cotner k, Omaha, and of the State As a Rule, Itis best not to attempt to rem nesy by the use of saline or dr tives. W thartic medicine is needed, the most i apt and beneficial is Ayer's T effect is to restore the reguiar of Jio bowels, without weakening Beiug sug wted, these Pills retain dicinal virtues for a long time, and sy to take. can recommend Ayer's Pitls above all others, having 1oug proved their valie as a cathartie formyselfand family,"—J. T, Hess, Leithsville, Ia. “In 1838, by the advie tho use of Ayer's Pills as a remedy for bil fousness, constipation, high fevers, and colds. They served me better than any- thing T had previously trisd, and 1 have used them in attacks ot that soit ever siuce."— H.W. Hersh, Ayer s Pil Is, DR, J. C. AYER & CO., Lowell, Mass, Sold by all Dealers lo Mediclues, dy costives stie pur action them, thelr are of afriend, T began THE Bank ¥ on banking business The person hi OM/ 1g found the German sing- ok at_ Albright will confer a favor on a Schmeling by returning it to th aba branch ofice of Tue Bre, 1th O N street Cigarmakers International union No, lnst. ev xth stre were installed T'he postponed soctal dny & t Christian ¢ ot the resid ttor of theapplication for an fn ¢ the sale on tho ch ppointment of rs' Jour njunction civer, Th ors’ Journal oftl 30th, at 10 0'clock, 05 and for for th Ju denied sale will Thurs- day forenoon, the | Fowmany pe day from headache relief is secured Paralysr e An absolute guarantes g t Insist upon having ita pmething just as good.’ - T Capitalist's Tribute s Greatness, the tours willarrive in ad of t The 10 Bur 0 p. m Paul for ( 18 who suffer day after know that almost instant by using Haller's Pain s with ench bot- d don't take ASANT “PLE SIONS, An Eastern Oms econd of to The npany Pennsylvania rail the city tay, as party will ar or the hicay this city from ) 1phin capitalist ars, and v ays, may beof” inte had a safe and lent of all criority over on o its gr not omi other western cit manufactures. What a to such men s Drs, / latter for the great discove and the former for his Extract the best of blood pur imate how much these nefited the race! CAUGHT ies wing world owes Jenner mation, of Sarsapir Wo_can eries have ) the and - AT THE CAPITAL, An Omana Burglar Lin Boughton has In police as /bt back to O in In. b piciou ul Bo mwan who tove at piftee 4 Ho helped himself to about 70 the City Jailat J B Lin will be brou a more by the ter, but ver to ested specfic be th bach's cigar last weelk worth of The ste v parts of the city, and a_port recoyered inthe Alnscow block af and Leavenworth. Boughton skipped immediz burgl and bri charge posed to tely after the 0 to Liucoln De Witt's Little farly Risers pill cver wade. Cure constipaticn time. Noneequal. Use them now, Death of Schuy ler Walkef Rapidly the pioncers of Omaha Yesterday at 11 ar who resided av 1184 breathed his last He came to Omaha in 1 ing year he was elocted ward, in_ which capacity timeof his doath, he deceased was born and brought up at Bellvidere, 111, and enlisted in 1862 Vicksburg Mr. Wakefield lost. a leg. been one ofthe prominentand Grand Army of the Republic Omaha, - My, Wakefleld and foue chidren mourn the loss of a faithfulbusband and kind father, The func p. m. F'riduy at North Seven Custe will have The inter Hill cemet, The deceased when e died. Best little every SN passing. Schuyler Wakefield, North Sevententh street, and th sessor of the Fifth bo served until the the family teonth street and Army of the Republic, ofthe funeral cer will take place at was fifty-threo years old . Cures At all druggists WAKE FIELD yeurs, at f teenti s from famlly resid Sehu aily resicl Wakefield, ae 1154 North Seven- 1aim. 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REFUSE SUBSTITUTES, PROBAELY WORTHLESS. POND'S EXTRACT CO. NEW YORK AND LONDON. ‘NO CURE Sevonteen (he greatest suceess, all Nerv Spermutorrha, Lot Man A of the Blood. Sk ©. Consultation fre m. to12 m sroni X 1nal W andt Utinary Orgu NI, Book (Mysterlos of Lite) vt Priva DON'T BE BUNCOED by dealers who you worh1ess pe ters whith pay t profit. than' the g BENSON'S, which are in. dorsed by the voluntary testimonfals of over 500¢ wacists “and ©physt nothing but BENSON'S, National Bank U. 8. DEPOSITORY, OMAHA, N3 Capital, $400,000 Surplus Jan. 1st, 1890, 62,300 Offleors and Directors--1T Loplss. iteul, Vi Vatrick. W 115, ughos, castilor THE IRON BANI, Comer 12th aud Faruam Sty A General Bunking Busiuess Transactel avazy, W Cushing, J.N I rost unhulun!l""u constructed Hotel Bulldéing in Omaha, Se. l Reeavy brick five walls r ning from Basement to veof, Allthe ceilings and Hoorslined itk Asbestos five ining, g it impossible 1o bur quick, Fivecsoapes and five alarms throughout the building. Steam heat, ot and cold. water and sunshinein wrpassed any- BISILLOWAY, Prop. HOTEL DELLONE. Corner 1athand Capitol Avenus, sohere. Just completed, has 100 stairways, from the top to the bottom, has fine elevator andidinning room service, 1 fire proof throughout, fins billard rooms and the fnest tolletrrooms in ths city. L Sample rooms, Suites with bat) 14th and Capitol Ave. Street car serv alldirections. Rates, from $2.80 to $1.00 phine Tabit TP T IV RS 200 Wopayiii eured DR J ATEPHENS Lebanos 0 DR. BAILEY, Dentist, rooms, thres Graduate it g aranteed without pai without anae ! lings Tirldwo and ¢ without plates. PAXTON BLOCK, 16TH AND FARNAM thotles at Lo yw Vi Al Work war ranted OFFICE, Entr untils Lo Open evenlngs DIES ONLY leaiss the most Never ol "wddica LYOK stroot elevator. G (0, bugalo, NIRNCLO 8463, Tmpote l OWNS 1816 Douglas Street, Oma A rezular gratunte in moeaic NO PAY ha, Neb. w1 show. 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