Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, May 29, 1891, Page 8

. 8 HE OMAHA DAILY Bl‘m FRIDAY, “A\ "9 l‘%‘)l Il l 1 Y PROHIBITION IN D\AKOTA, 1 AVENWORTH EXELCISE: “ ’, o An Eminent 17"";"1"“"" Worker | School (."".Ir”"*l ote One Afters g ””"" (”‘”\'.“',”:,' “,.‘_“‘\':{ ”"‘H"l“‘" | distinguishod phitanthropist aud suffragist | than threo hundfd children took a course in o T e o) b was in the city Tuesday on her way to her | patriotism. In each of the rooms tho exer- / S NOAL VATUWL it stolen | home in Webster, 3. D, fitad b cises wero held calculated to bring before the % N B | g ~ S B con uerd atole grs. Jones will be remembered by many en the of the nation's des / from the room of Dr. SKStUS, | O nbs jaopib a8 N0 DERsOME 1aaY WhO | oin i coars ot AR S ond t 0 blook Miss tl i l{ I I\ I4 1210 Douglas streot, at an early hour | mad first appearance in Omalin at the | Arnold led the oponing song, in which the =t yesterday morning, old Acade my of (‘ sicin IS Min company | school took part s sololons 6 ¢tor ith Susan B, Anthony, during the woman | Lo AT e TR ¥ shba 3 e il LAy g : . | ; e ron, | Sullrags movéunent. ' Sho s, nclioved A I'his week you can buy better goods and at lower prices than at any time | T o PV e e | Nl S R vA e MG R ol ' wall rendere | Penfild, oy e since we have been in business. Already many lines of fine cheviot and cassi- P oyd went te coln yeste ¢ | also been promir identified witir tuo | ¥ i % $OHOOL Mesc ERLiON it o 5 g v e . Segiis A fa ; i > o e go eeon and | Womms Chriian Tompcrnes o i | KEVGD ity o & ‘vory, pett i encecn mere suits are broken in sizes and have been consolidated into one special bar- Goorgo Moyors W0, Je, besn en | fhut ocity'after‘tio it causex by o pro- | plaa " Banmor.” Bionio ' Manyon oain line at $5.00, all sizes. At $2, $2.50 and we are showing goods = Answering respondent: | SN aunch repuslican and a olted - th ' § 5 3 f & & sand’ pwhers ira" pormission | strong tamperancs advocato, sltuough not a o310, HOWOrS ot Iy pAUaIS which cannot be duplicated in this city. from the abutting property owners to ‘|v|r““l""y"'\'vll:*'rM WIOL i perabay for T | R4V being ’ mr‘ class " rocited . 4 5 Ve " it Bl o S SO | SIS STALCT A S | e it o i i, e In boys’ suits, ages 13 to 18, don’t buy until you have scen our all wool o license to the city of #5.00 per | 45'vho operation of the prohibitory law in | see,”” “Our Hol ves' nud “The Blue . : : N & Q g . { month, (S St A " , ces. at ¢ %8 . @ SR AT R 5 tary Wilson of the veal estate | The conaition as regards probibition in L o A bol cheviot suits, in n()]’l)) mixtures, at $7.50, § nd At $10 we are show ing xchange wa his desk yesterday | South Dakota th the had Wl U R S S ) S R i A RN R P R N iy Wesl. ontisdanty e $hd vab i b1tk piedg : the most complete line embracing fine styles which are usually retailed as high as [ Ie8s;: : Drusidant EArE FaB ADESHE matt ! wateri- | pation \\hh h has given more prominence to i AR . s A e GBI e Hala from a description given some tme | the common soldivt and sailor than o tho $15,00. Remember we sell the best ¢ 1 Nk since of Kansas Prohibitioni: have pr gener ]. .\|l-~ Arnold’s vocal solo was ren Tho regular meeting will be held Satur- | hibition, and the othersappear to have ll the | fared in her nsual ehicient manuer, day whisky they waut 1 about the only com In all tho exercises were such as must have " - motion upon this account is heard by the [ greatly pleased the friends and parents as- Dr. Birney cures catarrn, Bee bldg squealing of pigs when the district court is in | gemblod to hear the children honor the dea : ————0n0 scssion. But the result of the prosecutions 5e oW it Notiool) (81t take pARY I . ° 3 LANS DELIGHTED, reminds mo of an old saying, attributed to caking under tho auspices of tho C GRS Bis Sutanic majosty wherr L attompted. o | Army of tho Ropublic, and on Saturduy will e LS L o ToN syery T AT T SD | tie 4 SOors HOTICHEEAVEN We -vill sell this week 50 dozen of Star Shirt Waists, all new patterns, at 75c. And DeWitt's Littie Earlv Ri 3 for the Liver offer was made by me for my “What, 1 you# oplirion, 1 the status of the L Sl s ~ FATR 3 > AT Fe; LR K, At yoie o, suid | il Pty oveTnt Yo e ! large line of waists, suitable for school wear, at 35c. r. Herman Kountzo yesterday when [ “Itisnot receivec our state with any | 1y X ; Shesen the aort 1n Tus 159x of the uction o | spocial onthusiasm, uid i moroly rogurded | DId not Moot thu hotel proper fn any - {Ho Titharilt paneral synod o Loarion, Pay | &5 auxlliseyito theiomocratarpaseys W lle | et i o ARG o Waa dtme | ° : G on Mr. Augustus {wmt e's offer of ten ac ] heavy independent vote, it was largely owing | aged and guesls have been cared for ot ground 1n Omaha and $50,000 cash toward | to local and state affairs, neverthei here | . t the inte Lo singlo ddy. B 3 iy A ma | b b bty SSEARES oreits roliedl e oo e o N LR BEOBI O VE AU R u e SR N ITReaIFaE, at tho general clection in 1402 for a largo ro- Yoiing PeoplalIChRventlon: 9 r”l did il "w'l"ll‘“:\' tho present “;.\-‘”': PUPho talk then drifted to agricultural topics '”:‘: ‘“‘,'“";"r' ey ":n‘hl" < 1 am glad to ‘oposition ha. n s ore S i HaE dtat .\1,-~“';;“\,:, s vo. | ing of tho Young Peogle's Soclety of Chrus- (_,(_)1{1\ I",I{ I)( U(xL r\b A\\ D 15 l II S 'R 1‘4 ET ‘D, accopted. I can not give any further infc aa- | plied that the prosy was never b ulwr, :mn!| Im ‘\‘nx' m{ .\hm:n;wn:u. llml\ !; (u“l tion on the subject unts1 [ know more avout d with a large acreage of wheat, oats, bar- | by delezations from KKansas, nois, Mis- & 3 ‘. . b q O LT DI VS Sl e s s ‘..‘Mfi,fi.....\m. souri ad Towa The L\nrg(‘;st OI()thlng }{ ouse West of the Mississippi very binding conditions with my brother's | tion, mn abundant harvest seemed to be an and until I know whethor they have | assured tning. on_ ac and fulfilled I can not o “In our section of the state, the northeast- any further information concerning the mat- | ern, we have never experienced a real failure " of crops,” said Mrs. Bones, *and with the ominent members of the local Luthe: finmediato payment of a large sum of money church are not so consery Mr. | to our newly acquired citizens of the Wah- < f nigh spirits peton and Sisseton Indian reservation, the ppta f M B - ! Mr. Augustus Tsountz prospect for good times is very bri ud predict that it will be the S of establishing a fourishihg iustitution her Premature gray whiskers should he color Not a “best finl but a small common eve ery (](ly (;11] who lives at home and goces to se Thool? If}()ll have it's an that will directly be of great benefit to the | to prevent the appearance of age, andBuck i poal R R el ye B S et | e syAma tte it oR el eSS her. You can go down town any (Ll), get a remnant on the lmm.nn counter of any dry goods and Christianity in g terial help to the city of Omaha. § 'l—,‘—‘—’ 3 i 3 of i madtor a1 O e mEce e [StoreEbuy/latfewi tnimmingsibhiyea pattern, go home and cut and make her a dress ina few hours. But if your “girl* § n somewhat familiar with the propo- | store of William D: a tion it L want (o bastre you. that 1 was a s & Couon Paman | happens to be a“boy” its dlffuult again. You don’thave to go to any trouble. We take the trouble off your hands entirely. steoct was closed yesterday and notices generous one, Tho am_in Tne I ) A AMUEECLICS) does not fully explain it. In addition to do- [ O the door informed the public that tho TH 2 O ’ nating ten acres of land and 000 in entire stock was in the hands of Jacob Darst \V L D ]{LSS l I ] l I; & under a mortgage and a second notice statea MEoltilioyalag oftors 1o 00, b L e Ioday we begin the task of dressing a small army of young hopefuls in ncat styles of plaids and checks, in hand- h arrent expenses of the stitution for & term of yoars, : Merchants’ Natioral bank under a second He made no restrictions upon the atiount of that the other half of the amouit be put up Both notices were signed by Ken- at the time he is called upon to pay | hedy & ed, attorucys, and Mr. . hare. Kennedy informed a Bk representa- rue, there were some very binding con- | tive that rst, father of ons attached o Mr, Kountzo's offer, Ho | William, held a first 5 for £0,000 on Suits \Vith KI]CC Pants, Suits Of thrcc piCCCS, isa banke and has had ex- | the stock to secure threc notes representing perienco undoubtedly with the | borrowed moncy. There is §2,00) interest mors, o, o st ke, “mehoss | SIS e o et saeon paree | fOT DOYS from four to fourteen made just like “dads,” with of church people in monecy Mr. Kennedy Ho bas required that the church beld a sccond “mortgage to secure a in cash by July 1, 180, This credit for $i0,000 given on the Mer ALt OnT O LT 15 National bunk. These two mortgages covo & i? g : s Would daliver it froma_debt-burdsued torm | ovor: : v years of age, made in tasty 5 coat, vest and pants, for bO)S of yeats that is usually a feature in collogo | besides th vehicles | carcers, sidenc 5 1o not know for certain about the loca. | It is reported that tho linbilities will 70} » 00 $ ; ) - OF el g o o, e e | 8 v, b o | shapes, worth $2.90 to $2.50, from ten to eighteen years north of the Center strcet school and west of | Mireudy mentioned, and it is also undorstood Tenth 5 L eR e Biat ropexty, hat Darst has discounted paper to the Mer- - ent b o e feent pieco of propexty, | il o Rational to. the amount of about | € .age, \\’Ortl] $']' to $4.50, at : worth . Detweiler,” continued the speaker, [ &30,000. ing upon this matter for | Uhercisno partner in the conceru, the nearly a year, without salary or financial aid | ““Co.” being mevely a matter of formn. and to him I think must be due the credit for | 4 W‘l“mh'hl"b Drake of the Merchants! the work that hias enabled tho synod to National stated _that the bunk held a second cept Mr. Kountze's magmiticent offer. He 3 v §13.000 to secure notes for a power in the educational work of the ed. He could not say whother this church and his heart is in Omaha.” edence over the second o Aot mortgngo hold by Jacob Darst, but sald the [ ve s u bauk felt perfectly secure. Mr. Drake said e I X basis and tvec coffee mills, car- Catalogues of | the bank had unted some paper for , Chicago, 111 William Darst, but declined to state the amount. He estimated the liabilities of Darst at about $70,000. Mr. Darst was not about tha store and the assets could not be learned, but a liquor man who had bad some dealings with Darst esti- AL ORDER. Mr. Nichols' Appoir ment—Reduc Rates Announced—Notes, uml}(‘ul the stock at about §75,000. The state r f } h » I l b 3 14 99 7 An ofticial circular was issued today by | of the book accounts is not known, but the 4 i £ i “in . Assistant Goneral Manager Dickinson ap- | Outstanding accounts are understdod to be If yow’ll give your boy half a chance at one of these SLLLISPHS e s Nichols suporintondent, of tha | fher hoay o > vointing P. Durst opened a retall dgpartment Nebraska division of the Union Pacific, to | a short thre ago, and it is stated that ho e " S succoed Robert Blickensderfer, resignod. f'\Tufiinrn.-,:ifn"flr'ff»“Rvo' P AT, We have also opened a hundred dozen Boys’ Waists, in all sorts of mater ials, in all sizes, in all styles, in al 1 ™ pointment will tak ffect J 51, Paxton for the store next his fori lac P= ieiabatikmens sl wiblenes lnod Jf L) faxa o e toraiest o tormerace| i@ o 51 eveny e oTicei valble Higuite, patterniandicolor, it i ! erlund, now istan perintendont a it the place . — R e o R 206, 30c¢, 400, BOc, B80c¢, Y0Oc, Y5c and 90c tendent'at Omalia. Small In size, ereat wn results: DeWitt e — Little Early Risers. Best pill for Constipa Reduced Rates. tion, best for Sick Headachie, best for Sour = ular has been issued annonncing the | Stomach, 1 rates for tho National Educational R e 2 £y Obituna ociation at Toronto in July. The rate has y. . 0y . boen subject of much discussion, but has [ WOrd 18 Just vocelved from Burlington, Ta., From the way the “old soldier” has been “marching” in after those G. A. R. Suits, every last one of them must have boon finally arranged, and stands fixod gt | OO At on Tuesdoy evoning, May 20, of P “ R ber, we are selling suits, made of the very pest Indigo Blue Flannel, colors ono faro for tha romnd thip plus &2, whien i | Mrs. William K. Jarvis, recontiy of this city, | heard the command to “dress up.” emem @ g £ Y 7 5 to bo turned over to the toachers' association | from avhich she removed to Burlingion some | g panteed absolutely fast, with either single or double-breasted sack coats, with two sets of buttons, “G. A. R.” and : st, as the membership foe, Irs. Jurvis was a woman of k The rato from Omiha will be $27.20, which lur lu auty of life, and wou for_herself | otherwise, at tickets will be on sale from July includes the § above mentioned. ' These | in Omaha a wide cireld of friends. She was i will th to the | o member of the St. Mary's avenie Congre- 18th and will be roturn on the 15th, | wat hurch ovoral years wus on 1 dont of its ' cioty, where she ° 0 =t with the privile - August 50th, wh o loran, iLaere e by depositini the return portion of the ticket will be conducted on Friday with the joiut ngent of the terminal lives at | at 2 p. m., by ber late pastor, Rev, Willard Horonto. Scott, who baptized her eight years ago, and \ “Phe lines about Toronto have made reduc- | who 'left last eveniug for “that purpose ed f o ation of teachers | Mr. and Mes, W. C. I Mr. and Mrs. who wish to visit points of interest iu that ge Patorson an wili accompany vicinity bim, returaing on Saturday, ‘Tno Burlington has annouuced a special e m @ of onc hird fare for the round | 1o not believe that Lwould be alive to / 0 Plattsmouth and Schuyler | day had it not veen for Regent vo Man- and immediate points and _return on Satur- | guueso Water. F. H. Mahan, Coffeyville, day next for tho accommodation of thoss who | Kan.” —_ =5 st ho gas ween the - Omalia Colo., is here looking after Harry Bates, who l )\ A coln teams, - specinl rato has_also been mado from | i3 in the county jail awalting tho action of I;“ s, sol Columbus to Lincoln on Sunday for the | the grund jury > cha rRery, says H Written game botweon the Denver und Lincoln toams, | the Cheyennd Sun. Besides forgiog & check o An extra coach will bo attached to the | bere for & s said to have forged a checl L Ao LAt Knusas City train on the Burlington Satur- | for &00 ort Movgan, aod for oth I day night, returning Monday at 6:45 a. m., | wm at Sterling, Celo., aud Owmaun, He . u ‘,KL.X[T(.’ | for the accommodation of the admirers of tho u of about forty, of nppear all dratss’ and Omaha team who want to seo them wipe up nd was eugaged at ous 1516 Douglas Street, Omaha, Neb. Before & After Use, e v ot () the earth with the Cowboys, 1 ut Sterling. Photograph R u World's k Applieations for reduced d world's fair have already been roceived by 10n o 12 m. the railroads, One onte ‘and Urinar prising vesident of ap interior town sent a lotter asking fo K spocial rates for school ehildren from twelve ,NEBRASKA % 21 years of ngn. The writer proposes to 5 > . run u speclal train for tho chilitron, undor 1“ 1 S { AR IR QATYY e LR U. S. DEPOSITORY, OMAHA, N : Wl [ yants Ho will Capital, = <= = = $400,000 X 2 ; bub) it wheu the time _,\...,ms Jan. 1st, 1890, - 62,800 | f 3 A ; onice 7 W Yatas, Protiiont; j v o g 138, 1o Jwings W Savago W 1 dio and Cr Valslor ¢ sshior Tanted ! G ANIC OFFICE, PAXTON BLOCK, 16TH AND FARNAM IHE IRON BANIK, Entrance, 16th streel elevator Upen evenlngs Corner 12th aud Furnam 3 akntrunco, I A General Bunking Business Trausasta | | ular graduato 1n medicine ay diplomas show, 1 still treating with the o and P I - it Qurante 3 bacy Syphilie: Stricture il 450 or cvery duve 1 undortake and fail lice homm—9 8. w. 108 p. W, IDR. BAILEY, Gmdunc Denti tes. ates to the Splum, ot stiuulants Conlsumption and Tn carry In the veat pocket. 3 AND SURGICAL DISFASES. 1003 for Delo) i Rrusnoos. Bost FollItlos. Apparatus en it treatmont of evory form of ""Mffiffims zod A Barber Shop. shop of W. . B Ko titute Making & Bpocialiy 5 Loavenworth streot, was ontered by ; : burglars Weanesday nisht I'he visitors QRALY Qv 2t fully treatad. M broko opon a roar door and walked awiy MA A Urons W with evervtbing excopt mirrors :hmx- , They sucurad property valued at ™ HOTEL. el - Tho Wurvay, Cor, 14th and Harney, DeWitt's Little Early Riser | vest isthe most substantially constructed g » U Building in Omaha . | Hitwitha Buiok. o brlek fiee walls viewning 1 | LESS SPA"\ GER OUFEUP hovn'olgroaibanelisio L Re JalngiL SR AR A S “EBIR H EASY | argpelineRis Sy wlin wil D.Enan e \0.y0 B iy |\ AL n, Pre ent Yosterday afternoor, while (‘harles Ve All the ceilings and b DICINE CO. | .. o8 "Mgfl/[fis H‘L v Ok \ ployed u: tayden Bros' ng on tho gaugway atthe i piroal entrance to the new anuex, a br o}l fvdim. Abor¥ BAd Misuok biu, o the head A Pure Cream of Tartar l‘n\\llu hot and cold portor b pater and wunnil JOSEPH GILLOTT'S ) W R Apoe vitk Anbestos five p d bebhy © waikea race Pruatr (. 0. Churh ! ry upassiiie to burn KANSAS CITY, MO =~ AnFIELD REGUL MR EU ;!LANT QA |~ f 1t e cure , P U ) quick. Five eacapes and fire ala 4 ! Modres | / " . . Steam 0 g y 5 " The misous Were prepariug to set a R AR oo o7 | Caren 1% | plate on the top of a pler and \Himnur to. every other known, | ever 170D DA Y | uter i B Suttng the plato down threo bricks from Jsed in Millions of Homnes— | e, 5 poe | Tu WEAK MEN! X | n‘?'“ gonddoin B, SILLOWAY, Prop. | STE E L PE Ns. the top liyer wore knceked off. - Oue of theso 4o Years the Standard. AGENTS, WANTED. CAXIAR Iy truck Vetal, inflioting slight scalp wound e aea Aha mmendlog it 1 TPao Dian was conveyed 1o his home on E Delicious Cake and Fastry, Light Fiaky | [JOGUT A Saduat iy ag APSULE the iy Teopis GOLD MEDAL, PARIS FXFOSITION, 1889 B and streot, becweon ‘Twenty-sixih and Biscuit, Griddle Cakes, Palatable roguiar plysiciang (or th o i, TER MDDy ™ oe | o Liaridenias, o vonty seventh streols, Ho will bo sble to w¥id Wholstome. et ulr e R0 por Dok, ALl GrUgHMS | g 'SRICE B1:000 THE MOST VERFECT OF PENS. | : ¥ (. BosaYiLLE, O b out by Lomoriow, | WNo other bakiog powder does auch worke