Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, May 19, 1891, Page 8

THE John Brown to fifteen days' jail on be z 2 or stealing a coat from Hen ry OsthofY. O gan_ar ol ( Ball at the cornerof Twenty -four GILARYA sentence« yesteor strects yestorday afternoon for attempt ing 10 sell counterfeit money~ Ball will haven hearing tod Atout a week agon wateh was taken from polico station. The w 10 huve been stolen, and is & n charge of fine 1adies’ gold Chief Seavvey awaiting an owner. Nels Yenson, the Swede v ho has heen slealing carpenters’ tools fese the past twvo weoks, waived examinzation in po- lice court yesterday, and was hound over in the sum of #1, About 80 worth of tools stolen have been rescovered by the detectives, Most of the plunder was planted in South Omaha. WITH CHARGED M DI MeNamee's Case Now News of the € The courts were all set inmo! Beimg H ts. on yesterday morning, and the work of the May term commenced iv earnest Before Judge Estello the easo inst Thomas McNanee was commers ced, and the greater yortion of the curing a ju 1t ischirgedtl murdered day exbzusted in se. at on Febr 18, McNameo ary ono Elsie Willismsra, ina Ninth strcethouse of ill fame. Thed efendant ex Bots Lo yrove that on the duy- prier to the mission of the crk me, tho Wil tion, feil Aown s s and sustitmed num s that causedt her death Dr. Chadtwick was the only wi tness sworn. He testified that he was called into scethe ‘Williamson, or Nichol on the M day priorto her death, hoccurred Fr ) | sey also present att he thoe brain after it was removed, adly discolored on th e right side, which nlicated that = decousecd had been struck on thi body wers i 1 head. healthy condition upiea Hethought the right an_intorested « pectator and seemed express considerislo surprise when his attornoys suggosted LEiat Bright's 50 migzht have accoanted 1o r the discal o of the brair In Judge Irvine's court the cise of Adolph Kobarg sainst the Belt linerailway com ¥ s ou trial. Two years during fair Kobarg and a number of ~others were on North Sixteenth streot, opjosite the fair grounds. Kobarg was struck by engine ard injured. He clains negli upon the part of the company in ot noticeof Lhe approach of 118 train and sues for damay Judgo Walceloy heard testimoa v and_argu- ments in_the matter of the irejunction of Thomas Swobe aguinst the electric light com- pany and 0ok the case under adr isement In Judge Hopewell’s court the case of Maren . Peterson against ber hus Saren T. Peterson, is on_trial, _The w suin for divorce, a division of L ¥ie propert which is viulued it $60,000, and the custody tho two minor cildren. The hus Band tho wile §,000 and agreed not Lo make a de- fense, butsbe demanded more, @nd the case will now te fought to a finish. - Sinco ftis now a well establisked fact that caturel is @ blood disease, medeal men are quite gonerally preseribing Ayer” s il for that most loathsome: comp1 aint,and the result, in nearly every instance, proves the wisdoin of th . Ballou Not Vanquish ed. Ere mary the city cowracil will be given another opportunity to wwrestie with the Balloa electric light frizachise ordi- nance, Mr. Ballou was in the city last nightand said: “Next week I shall make anolbaer applica tion for a & franchise, but canrot say what 1 shallmeet with, as I hewve not made canvass to flud ot Low the rnembers of the couneil stand upon the proposition. All that T want is a fair show avd I will give Oumnba cheap clectric light.” Councilmaan Elsusser, chiairman of the com- milteeon five and water has oot seen the .proposed ordinance. He, nowewer, insists hat befors it can pass it must steete the max- imum rate that the new company proposes to charge forstreet lightin Over 450,000 Howo s ndthe demand inci en & Selleck Co, ¢ s have been asing contina ally, sold Bor - Poor I Count Arthur Pulaski is in trouble. Some time ago one ¢f the pound- master's men roved in an old s d worthless The owner of the animal wwas notified, used to redecm the beasl. The count is anxious to obtain his fees is well asthe cost of keening the horse Pulaski wanted owner of the horse mrrested, but Prosecutor Cobb declinel to issuo a Ou thisaccount Pulus ki is laying g to find son e way toget A peck of City complaint awake nights bis money bac . Sn in size, great 1 resulls : Do Witt? Litle Early Risers, Best pill for Coustipa tion, best for Sick Hom]udu_, best for Sour Stomach, - Brutal Cattle Thicves. Yesterdsy aflernoon two untknown entered the yardof Hannah Neson on Thir- tyeighth streetnear Pinknoy,and deliber- ately untied hor cow and started to drive the animal avay. Naturally Mrs Nelson ob- fecied,and thotwo o fell upon or, und besides bruising Mrs, Nelson, tadly cuther faco. A complaint and descriptionof the men was left with the polico and thes miscreants will be taken into custody if fouxd, men no piim when De rly Risers are talsen, Swall Hest pill. ANNOUNC Sate Pl pill. MENTS. Clarence Dale the big headed boy now on axhibition at the Eden Museo tiis week is a eeritable wonder, He s but six x-ears of age, yet hetalks with the intelligence of & man of forty. Ho is bright, witty, sad well in- formed ard it isa ploasure to coraverso with him. Hewill be hiere but one weeek. In the theater the Fitzkerald-Lowis (omedy com- pauy, prowent o meritorious coxialy-drima earing the titlo of *‘Desperates ( Tho didlogue Iy well written and the incie dents and tableaux superb. A sprecialty com- Rany oecupies the upper stage. w‘ '—=fi <>‘=. Baklng - Powder. A Ture Cream of Tartar Powder. Superior to every other known. sed in Millions of Hormes— 4o Years the Standard. " o stry, L.ight Flak Dl Sk s Eoke radite and Wholesome, { Nootber buking powder doei such works h m]"\xk! fecved: ny fc WORKED ON SUNDAY. Befuse to Observe liness «f the Day, Tho of W.F.Fahs, 1118 Park avenue, was burglarized Sunday afternous, while the family was at Hanscom park listen - ing to the s od concert, trance was if - itg tho back door. The bure- Burglurs Sac residence the a ugh the house, apparently lars went th ana making a thorough s sccured acouple of watches and se of jowelry, the whole valuedit 1 uf the stolen articles or family heirloons, ono watch e | particular, \which® Mr. Fahs said wis me really worth &2, yet he woull not. have taktea ne saw the burzlars, mid 0 clue, ———— Never had a preparation 4 more 455019 priate namo than Ayer’s Hair Vigor. Whea the capillary s becoma enfecblod by lect, this dressing in- to the sealp, so that ties its youthful fullnes Military Major Benham left y aud other western military the rifle practice. days. Chief Clerk T. H. B. Jones of the master’s department ha ona fishin xpedition Mrs. Lieutenant Traitt will leave for Now York tomorrow to visit her aunt and uncle it Fort Wadsworth, for Sidneyr posts to inspect, He will be gone about tiea quarte- s gouo to Minnesoca First Licutenant George L. Seott, of tis Sixth caval ord to appear it headquarters than May 23 to pr- 1 pection and purchaseof horss. rvice Surgeon John P, 1 Turner of tie : A A Sleep Tnduce s, Horseford's Acid Phosphate, Dr. J, E. .o Indianavolis, Ind, ys: “From I would sa that as a nerve inexhaustion from ally cause, ana as a sleep inducer, it is of tis greatest valuo. ——————— v has been ordered to heal= | |Ed A MeK Onaha quarcers not later than May 23, for the sape | |Johanna I3 1 E2ristol Colimbia purpose, { Peter C. Bolsen, [ evington K OMAHA DAII TO HIS FIRST LOVE, e wmnes Chiel Clerk to val Manager Clark, Tom W. Orr his returned to bis old pesition Tom Orr Ge men in the west iea dwill be perfect in the Union Padfi He was chief Iy at home general w wuu-r- oflice. wird s | served in that cajma v Gencral Nin agers Potter, Culloway, Kimball and Hol- | comb, ~ For the pzast year he has en gen- | eral agent of the Internanational & Great Northern at San A ntouio, pecimirie Don'e Feel W And yot you aren ot si 2l ik enough to consult a doctor, or you rf wain from so doing for frar 1 you willalarm o wamelf and friends—vwe will {tell you just what you need. It Is Hool's | Sarsaparilla, whchwill lift you out of that uncertain, unconforable, tion, dangerous _conli- e f pood health, confideice You've no idea how potent this peculiar medi cine is in cases like yours into n ste scenses. 2 lie1is wers s - Luy The foll sued by Judgs Shieslds yo. Name ana addme ss, {Dan Flaherty I Mary Laves 1h Omaha SOl Omoaha Omnha Omaha,. .. Longreshir I Kate ) Jens N, Reon, O | Herming D, Bose Tow - Do If orses Talk Wo have our dox bison this subject, but if they could,we belies vo their first words vyould be to ask masters zalways to keep a bottle of Haller’s Barbed W iro Linimenton hand, It is unequalled for uises and spragns, In fact, horses fi& rly cry for it, | a8 chief clerk in (kxe ofice of the vice-presi [dent and genend anager of the Union Pacifie, succeedirag J. F. Coykendall, re. signed Mr, Orr isonen® the best known ralload | regular 75¢ garment. orders Lot No. buttons, and full siz them for. Sendin ment that Lot will offer N € ¥ at this Beginning Monday we will offer 125 du cach, in all sizes, 34 to 44, in a natural misty, This great value will promptly flled, but must be accompat --=We will offer , 34 to 44, at25¢c rour mail orders; any cus tomer would in our No. 3---150 dozen of regular cut gan) sale the entire lot at 15c cacl REDUCED PRICES on all lines df in this department, and have inaugurated th Continental CORNER DOUGLA! The Liargest Olothing Huf AND )0 dozen of cach () they vl storc, e ) v wvE WAkl SELE THIS COMING WEEK 500 FANCY CHEVIOT SUITS SIZES 34 to 44, WELL CUT, WELL TRIMMED WELL MADE, $4.90 AT A SUIT Nebraska Glothina Oo, Corner Douglas and Fourteenth. ] It Won't Pay the Piper. Yesterday Judee Dundy announced that tho jury in the allegedlibel suit of Linton J, Usherof Leaveuwortn, Kan, vs Tur B publishing company had returned a verdid for the plaintift of 0. He asked whother counsel desired to enter a motion for a new trial aud was informed by GeneralJ. L, Webst who resented the defendant, that he did not k what woull be dome In the promises. p artthen stated that he would nol ment until counsel would have de termined as 10 what course they would pur sue. The amouat sued for was $0, 00, - Dr. Birney cures cavarrn. Bee bldg. - nGet Toge A mecting of the advisory board of the Real Estate Owners' association of Oma b iscalled for 4 o'clock this, Tuesday, after noon to meet in the rooms of the association, Nos. 202and 213 New York Life insuranc bullding, Everyone of the fifty members of this boerd should be present at this, their firt meeting, and back ap the directors and oficen ofthe ussoclation by their presence, gool will and advice, Matters of much iwmpor. ance to every citizen and property owner o Omabu will come before this meeting. b s DeWit's Little ISurlv Ris el s Stolen Property Found, Some ten days ago the resigence of M. Spautding, Third and Oak streets, wis burglarized during the absence of M. Spauldivg. A large quantity of clothing ant table linen was taken. Yesterday Oficers Sullivan and Bennett discovered two fie wraps, 4 dress pattern and some table line secroted undor the sidewalk on Eighth streel, 'l‘hc ‘ operty was taken vo the pulice statiox sfos the Liver Most. complexion powders ave @ vulgir glire, but Pozoni's is & true beautifer Whos® effects are lasting. { there is any NOTICE T DRUGGISTS, In order to satisfy the public that we meanwvhat we advertise, you are hercby notified thatif complaint made, eare not satisfied with the effects of the TurkishRem- edies, that 1is Turkish T Liniment, Cough Cure, Asth- ma Cure ancl Hahn's Golden Dyspepsia Cure, to notify us and return emapty package and we will cheerfully refund the money, Respecifully yours, or peopl { Turkish Rem edy Company, Omaha, Neb, These Co Pils aronl Hewatuche, Conmtlpation. Address 8014 by Goodman Dries o, 1110 Farsam Bh, Ousis | AMUSEME DIME EDEN MUSEE. Corner 11thand Farnam Streets EKOF MAY 8TH THE BIG EIFADED man;body ©f 1 boy S, medy— dram i tho Fitzzernld.l W, Eaortainment. wis Co. unel o first- LECTURE —BY— BISHOP . P, NEWYAN, e Avem First Methodist Ch urch, 20th andDavenport sts SUBJECT THI‘. MMK H k)F CIVIL IZATION: Zuesday, May 19, AT 8:156 P. M. Tick nsale st Lindsay's fewel ry st 1510 Dougias str nd byl E. o birts Fouth 1ith strect. Admission 50 con€s, Sceats can be reserved 4t Lindsay's without extra “ g OR BAILEY, Graduate D entist, AFull 8ot of Teeth cn I for FIVE DoLLAKS A Ot guarantoed, Teelks ¢ withe L Ntiout plites tanied OFFICE, PAXTON BLOCK, 16TH AND FARNAM Entrance, lith Ul elevator. Opecs evenlige ualls o'clock AFTER SHi HEALING PUNflls COOLING DOES NOT SWART Ny, CHECKS BLEEDNG, Jy INFLAMMATION, IT iy WHICH THE RASPINjy, NEAR THE SURFACE {j, SOFT AND SMOOTHy, CAUSED BY OTHER FUMED WATER. BE), YOUHAVE A BOTTLE WHEN PURCHASING, Al REFUSE SUBSTITUTY POND'S EXTRACT € NO OUHI' rDO 1816 Douglas § Are il U iny O "Bk (iierin .H‘.“ S X ALK "ZE UNDERWEAR, Sal briggan jrx1shed tr I the lot of Shirts and Drawers neck six cases are sold. at 38c every respect a Mail , and 1n 1C rent postage. tva ze Shirts, pay more same care S d all over the city at 35¢ and 40c, made French neck, pearl > for these goods than we sell in our mail order depart- We v 1 nour Douglas strect show windows. of Underwear. We are ove tocked vicw to reduce some large lots, " Iing House, T- H STREETS, =T of the Miss e sippi /B EH4E THE /= E WITH W TRACT. D NESS. &S ANY B1L_00D DRAWN W HAITE, SN ITNESS ) F% FPOSE R WPER- QPP TRYIT? W ONLY, ¥+ LESS. < NN DON. 4 I with /ires unr tarth At s At |4 “ame | undertake nod fal i) Y mxa- 105 p W Sunday 1) j————s PW‘]UM for all Cures DOCTOR McGREW; THE SPECIALIS T More 15 years experience in the treatment of FPRIVATE DISEASES. Acure guaranteed 1 § 0 5 days. withont holos of an hour's time GLEBT. most comploto and abioluto cure tor gloct and erknown to the medi STRICTURE h [ der curod withoug paim L 0o dilating. The mosd iedy known to modorn solauce. SYPHILIS, remarkable r Curedin 20 to 50 duys—Dr. MeGrew's treatnient fo this Terrible blood disease s beon pronounced g most successful remedy ever discoverad for the abs solute cure of tho dise: succoss with (blg we hias never boen oq A completo cure guaranteed LOST M \NHOOD ness.all wonknesses of tHo sexunl organi. nervouse AT idity and despondency absolutely cured, of i3 Immodinte and com plete. SKIN DISEA und all disessos of the blood, rpermanently cured FEMALE DISEASES or 8 Hume Treatment” for lndies 1s pros all who hse used 1t (0 bo the most conds The re livor, kidnoys, and The do nounced 1 ever offered for th it of femalo diseases. 1t 1straly o wonderl ours for ladies . from? to donly. DR. McGREW'S 14th and Farnun Stre Neb. Entrance on eithor s MOORE'S TREE OF LIFE_ luty te ; Cae tarrh Cure. Ha troubled tor years with catarrh, Fr had _ to resort to t g and spitting to clea th, stringy mocus that | 1 diffo-ont rems edies without relief. A faw applications of Moore's Catarrh Remedy almost entireli g lievad me. I recommend it whenever an Opportunity presentsitself, N. MOORE, re's Tree of Life. a pouiiive Kianoy “iTor when you oan be en g Mooro's o Lif oni Lifa Itemaay! Onatn Medieal and Siraieil 1 %TI’I UTH, roqulr HOOMS "0l PATIENTS, pdations Wi wod BEAses, Tras Plloy, 0 fotly Trivato) Only Kellas to Maklig & Speolalty of PRI ¢ Asd1, wild qa . MeLaughlin, Presidan | 9tb und Haraey Stroots, Omuha neatly cured 10 romb to 10 08y -,