Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, June 3, 1891, Page 8

FHE-GPLY, Isabella | ttsinouth yeste , where ‘the in gambling Helsloy yesterday stated that he in the vor ay by remuing The body !thl'v]ynl to Healey & Heal will be interred ag The Dismond heard by Judge noon. ‘Ihe judge render n decision during the week. Dr. Coffman Owen MeCaffre, of was after- would onso case sta was improvin o of his rapid r man is getting considerable which is benefitting him senvenworth deputy sheriff came 1ast nig Coliins and And e the two colored men now in custody Collins is wanted in the Kansus town for | robbery, and Ander- awaiting trial for a daughter nd Mrs. Liwyd, who was run over by Milwaukee Saturday, 10 o'clock yesterday mornin church of the Good Shepl Mr, Llwyd is rector. s Ar lent happened to o young bi eycle rider, name could not be learned, ye day evening, While ®n Farnam “street, near Fourteenth, rondway wis crowded with toams and a sing motor frightencd a restive hor the bieyelist over. uises and a slight are not se- ok place from the 1, of which w hose The horse knocked He sustained n fow sealp wound. The injuries rious. About_t £100 Ninth sho imeron at ar- the y Cr visitor When 10 of sterday to_confe days from a street house, had all but posscesion. Y by induced Ry lince was. Sh nkie Miller. ed und charged agl ted lin he it Orn where the t implicated g | was with A Suggestion are troubled with rhenmatism back, allow us to suggest try ' the following simple 2 piece of ands, saturate Balm'and bind it on over It will produce a pleasant and relieve you of all pain. Many have bean cured in this wa 3alm can be obtained from ll R Wanted to buy—A matched carringe team, weight 2,100 to 2,400 pounds, must be sound, perfeetly broken, gentle and pleasant dv Address O 56 Bec of- fice with price and description, s New Fast Teain. railway will v fast morning land B, & AL m., o Boston 3:40 p. tion is made ughout New ch ant points in th tion Atlantic st resorts, he- foro durk. The equipment of this train is new throughout 1 buled slecpers, buf and dining car. Noext for complete sehedule of tr mer tourist folder. H. Biddle street, Milwaukee, Wilber, W. I, / The Lake Shor June 7 the T place in dai m(l sum- 185 K. n Barlow, Wis; C. Am n Wonders. Yellowstone park is beyond tion one of the world and the Union Pacif will be the event of tho ser Jour nearest Union Pacific agent about t. all New Line to Des Moinos. C ‘ommen ) lway o of sleeping nd Des Moines ablish a throngh s betweon Sioux City Madrid, Passengers from Omaha Nl s tor il ymaha at P m., secure sleeping car accommodations and arrivo in Des Moi turning, leave I : arrive Omuhu 9: l)umw ¢ both trains. Ticket office, 1501 Farnam A. NasH, Gen Agt. City Pass, Agt. dge Case. o of the Rock Island Uniou Pacific railway compeny an agreoment to t having been entered mto by allconcerned. The timo set for the hearing is June 11, wheu Judie Brewer will bo present. Judge Culdwell will also be present if he is able to do s0, and it is probable tho case will be heard before the full bench, at effect A New Move. Leslio & Leslie, 16th and Douglas, (s lara Hotel 24 Farnamy 624 N. 16th, & Woolworth ave. A, Shroter, wm, Al tho abo haudle the famous sourl, waters and h‘mllnL’ dru > Morton, to Miss Vashti Milier, aaught s Miller, general attornoy for the Burlington road, takes place in Chicago to headud by Genera A.B.Smith, of the 13.& M. av former i ton of this i seeretary of the bride’s f.nlul Pozzoni's Coniplexion 12 1y known and overywt Iy Powder that will impi eradicate tan, fred vder is universal teemed s the ve the comp 0 1 es and 3 e Arrested a Suspeet. ant Ormsby arre rd T, yestorday as asuspicious charactor. At the station tho prisoner gave the name of Theo e, Witten sont to the from he ? Witten think ) he kr about some of the ree 1t buy something aries A Puré Cream of Tartar Powder. wperior to every other known, ed in Millions of Homes— 40 Years the Standard. cious Cake and Pastry, Light Flak D”uu:m,«.pn.w akes, Palatable ¥ and Wholesome, \No other baking powder does such works the | | of the sometime " | 10 hear, [ of th and Their Men. Colonel Stanton will loave next I o ten days’ trip about some of the department distributing coin realm to the soldiers Dr. Pondexter, formorly stationed at Gamp Hopley Kiver, Mountana, has been transferved to Foct Niobrara Major Huvard, formerly stati Buford, Montana, has oeen trausferred tc Fort D, A. Russell The following military convicts from Fort Omaha have been order Leavenworth _military W iy Strasburger. idan returned yesterday of the loncl M 1 Chicago, . . . Falling of the hair is the result of inaction glands or roots of the hair, or a morbid e of the sc which may be caved by Hall's Hair Renewer, - ANNOUNC With fair weather doubtless avail themselve at popular pr the principal musical organization of Am under this most popular leader, > b eling this week by a ain over will arrive t out 11:40 a during their stay here, at e, Tho company num 5 fifty-six people and will be joined here by Sig, Campnuii, who comes direct fro New York. All detail for the concert have been carefully attended to by the club, and the ad indicates the largest su since the Gilmore concert, & result exceod to the management, The at noon, the evening sale at 6 p. m., after these hours at the Coliseum today thousands of the , the fo emost, ye d are to be Millard and D: wnce WANT STANNHAUSER, Theodore as: The under- of you to add the o to your programme We ) extra nu ar the rendition of this over. valled orchestra. By grant place under obliga. nd many others who No. 8 15 Meye . Pedeson, To Mr, signed would be to ur un ing this request you tions the undersig have voted forprogv N H. P, Si 0 Morrison, )} . . W. Forvach, Vancott, Lous Joseph Rittor, l’- e ll Stephens, (. Richards.,, ( Caswell, 5 Monyhan, and many othees. most recent suc “T'he Bottom of the t the Grand on I i ovening next and matiness on Sator- day and Sunday, av popular pr The pie is a decided novelty, and its production in ¢ other cities hs attracted erowds. It is said to be one of the most marvelous scenic plays of tnis generation and to savor of the weird tiveness of Jules Verne, The s to be artistic and mechanical tri- ) v, presented with surpris- ion of detuil. An ocean st aving of a submarine cabie, the wr sl and the rescue of the passengers arc all vividly pictured, The height of sensational realism is show, 'S , unfathoma |I| ] ng of a broken an en enting the e production The and au attack octopus. The ¥ to be good and throughout is promiscd. “THE CONTINENTAL.” 5000 STRAW HMATS. | THIN UNDERWEAR. it S | past cleven years. THE T REASK Hon. Frederick L. Ames of Boston, Looks at His Omaha Property. M. Frederick L. Ames of Boston, arrived fo Omana Monday aud spont a short time at tho Union Pacific headqnarters, Ho was e gaged yesterday in looking after his prop interests in Omaha, which are very extensive and will il for Chie: this aftor noon o attend the meeting of the stockhold ers of the Chicago and Northwestern railway in which he is largely interested. Mr. Ames stated that his was mainly for the burpose aftor 1o partic o AKO visit here 100k 1 himsolf as entir manner in which the Pacific is being conduct d remarked that the road was in better condition than it had d to talk upon the famous \ying the matter was in court it ‘would have to be accented whether it was entirely sutisfactory to the Union Pacific or not Ames' perty interes , ot larger, than tho ividunl who 8 ntere AlL ts in Omaha any othe Omaba corner property substantinl busines the block occupied b company At th Farnam, t E. Smith & and the lars They con se Dry G Farnam Tenth 1\ vlock and Omaha Harawa Best littlo ipation every De Witt's Little E pill ever mad time. None equa See special page for line of in cle- vators for sale or rent, — and one-third excursion Ellchorn road for seventy- five miles from Omaha to attend th Thomas orchestra, good going June 3, returning June 4, isannounced. This is atreat of years and hund should come from the tainment at the Coliset Rate of one tickets on the ACKING CO'S. ptacte for Cars bited Monday. The latest invention that should prove most valuable to rail wd packing companies and the owners of rolling 8 \ge recepti Its pur- is to do the no ystom of holding cavs over, shows the routing of the wnd returning empty. When bill is not ready Turner’s forms ) r m ovement of ¢ is used in its stead. is also used for carry m g Dbills of lad- n g and defect cards, ingement, is such thatthe oy oi ther side of th ar \nlhnuL In all cases the conductor ear bills in this new billing system, Turne| form being used in_ stor: ago I | the conductor bei ie 1 | dupl of the same, Il |\l~ billing sys- i tem is tho most complete of any in use. The inventor, G. W. Turner, 1s one of our most highly esteemed and respected | citizons, having been inthe cmploy of | the B. & M. railrond company for the He has always been company’s tried and trusted employ nd - South Omaha citizens welcome his invention, und ave justly proud of his genius. stock, for cars. awiy with sto 14 \vll\ one of the We have straw hats for every man and boy in Omaha, they must be sold in the next ten days. You can buy dealers pay for them by the case. Mackinaw Braid, in all a single hat for less than Men'’s Fine shapes, at 25¢, 35c and 50c. Don’t be afraid of the quality on account of the low prices. prices. The finest be found in our stock, prices Don'’t pay a fancy price Young men’s flat brims, the latest shapes, black and colors, $1.25 Continental DRAGGED TO DIATH. Which Befell Henry Batdorf, i Batdorf, proprictor of the Garden duiry hwest of 1L aceident ye cost him his life the city about the and horses Accident Dairyman Spring Benson place, te noon which mi Ho drove home middlo of tho on ilo e fro his d and the injuries we v serious and in all provab Hutdort " have been cured of ch persons take bot st Omaha comp the motor ) , best. for Siok uu-wwu, owach, Hat dealers get double braids these manufactured will $1, $1.25 and $1.50. for an article no better. in and $1.50. Macbeth's ““ pearl top ” and ‘ pearl gla: lamp-chimneys do not break from heat, not one in a hundred; they break from accidents. They are made glass as well as clear as crystal. They fit the lamps they are made for. Shape controls the draft; they are shaped right. Draft con- tributes to proper combustion; that makes light; they im- prove the light of a lamp. But they cost a dealer three times as much as common chimneys, and, as they do not break, he is apt to be anxious lest they stop his trade. Di minished sales and less profit are not agreeable to him. +There are two sides to the question, Have a talkwith him. Dittaburg. o, A MACHITH § ¢ of cles tough, as MICRONE RICLEI 1 KIDDS GEI ATOR ~Cures wil di nuctm Gonorbaa an s " u lnu\nlv BOr o ulred, $1.00 pos box. Al Guks 18L3 OMAHA DAILY w1l with every sale, at Clothing House, v CORNER DOUGLAS AND 15TH STREETS, The Liargest ()]()tllll‘l(] I{()u se West of the Mis BEIR JUNE SPECIAL LLOTHING SALFE. Superinduced WEDNESDA ) weather and an over- Men's Su foken Lo, | Sacks, Box Backs and Cutaways, superior qualities, all of our own manufacture and rep- resenting lines sold all the season at $20.00, $18.00. $15.00 and $12.50. You’'ll find them culled from all over the house and piled up on our front counter on first floor to be closed out at $8.00, $10.00 and $12.50. Children's Department. Knee pant suits. two piece garments, lent quality, ages 4 to14, at $2, $2.50, $3, $3.50, $4.50 and $5. Boys’ long pant suits, ages 14 to 18, full value by cold sto excel- $4, $5. $6.50, $7.50. $8.50 and$lO. Note suit prices in east window. Monszy Cheerfully Refunded where Goods do not Satisfy. BROWNING, KING & (0., RELIABLE CLOTHIERS, Southwest Corner 15th and Douglas Sts. (Send for Ilustrated Catelogue.) We have all sizes in the balbriggan un- derwear advertised last week at 75c per suit, and about two cases each of the brown balbriggan shirts at 15¢ and 25c, Men's Fine Business Suits. Good clothing is always the cheapest. Don’t buy until you have scen our popular $15 $18, for Don’tfail tosee our skeleton serg styles, at $12 and hot weather > coats and vests. ssissippis NO CURERE!: NO PAY. DrDOWNS 18168 Duu(ylufi SLI(‘L‘[ Omaha, Neb diplomas show, Luatil & Dl N ¥ camo | undertake and t $) sent free. Oftice hours—9a. m. 108 p. m. Sunduy NEBRASKA National Bank OMAHA. N @3 $400,000 62,800 Caabling N 1Y THR ll\( J\ lS:\Nli. Coruer 12th aud Farnam St A Genera 3 Business Transaote | I‘REE OI‘ COST. t troo octtl DR. BAILEY, Graduate Dentist, AFull Set of Teoth on_ Rubbe TN | vu.s pEPOSITORY. f%ia ana | Capital, | Surplus Jan. 1st, 1890, ain’ or du b osthotics ranted | OFFICE, PAXT Entrance waily ool N BLOCK, stroct elovat 16TH AND FARNAM Chitohostor's Knglish Diamond Hiand. ENNYR.YAL, PILLS ¢ tirst treat MEDICINE CO,, v.‘,,.u i KANSAS CITY, MO, KENILWORTH HALL. elrcular LERW OMAHA | BCHOOL O AMUSEMENTS, COLISEUM. OMAHA. WEDNESD. 1) JUN. Afternoon at? ening at § o'cloek ’I‘HOMAS' ORCHESTRA, ASSISTED By JOSEFRERY \Af\ll)/\NlNl Flemming Admission 50 Cents; Re<erved Seats Cents an | %1, On snlo at Max Moyer & Bro. € until two hours before each coneert I BOYD’S, | FVERY NIGHT pek 'wo Performances Today Rentliow’s Jolly Lthliders BELOI ZERO. LTUNNY ,S(/\ IIS kR L will ho. pre. b, while every one pr THE GRAND., [\ Gt Friday, Saturday and Sunday, June £ With Suturday and Sunday Mat/nee. WEDSTER & BRADY'S Bottom il [ Saa. The Great Marine Spectuc e und Me. Box sheet Boud s Opera Tucsdny. Reserved seats pens Thursday House, Commencing fune 0. Grand Production of The Goumu Fair. ; plresented Exactly heatre. New Vi TG g | Square S EUE i i 5 s X 2L THE MER .Y HUSKING BEE. £20,000 exploited on the stige in this produc- tion DIME EDEN MUSEE. Corner Hth and Fary WEEK OF JUNT Lady Embrotder m Streets 83 speclally entertatnment ¥ of stellar artists ONDONDERRY ITHIA! Bt sy Tikes it! 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